Posted by Phil p16812 on January 04, 2009
In Reply to Re: Delphi debugger ignores line posted by Jenny, DelphiLand Team on
January 03, 2009
: : There is a line in my Delphi source code where the debugger doesn't stop, if I set
a breakpoint on this line (click in the margin so that a red dot appears). I tried to move this line
and rebuild the project, but it stays the same.
: : Are there some procedures, functions or keywords where the debugger does not "break"?
:
: In most cases, this is because Delphi's code optimization is turned "on".
: Other causes can be that
a DCU-file with the same name is found (and that one is processed instead of your unit), or that Delphi
can't overwrite the older DCU file.
: I would suggest firstly to turn the optimization "off" (Project
/ Options / Compiler / Code generation / Optimization).
Now the debugging break works, thanks a lot!
But I don't understand it: I thought that "optimization" makes things better??? Can someone please clarify this?
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