Calvin-
Thursday, January 13, 2011, 4:30:29 PM, you wrote:
> My history has a lot of VB involved. I must admit, I really "loved"
> the VB debugger and tools. I have done some testing in LC with the
> debugger, but it is a different animal, which we all know.
> Given one can code in a few hou
Hi Jeff,
Very nice! I really appreciate your taking the time to compose such an
illustrative post. I'm not sure I understood every step, but I do
understand how to compare.
This has been a most enlightening exercise.
Fair winds,
Calvin
Calvin,
I think you'll be pleasantly surprised at how much less debugging you'll be
spending in LC vs. VB (or C# or other compiled languages).
Most debugging (in VB, ...) is based around inspecting variables and
objects, because those things are only available to you while the program is
actually
Hi,
My history has a lot of VB involved. I must admit, I really "loved"
the VB debugger and tools. I have done some testing in LC with the
debugger, but it is a different animal, which we all know.
Given one can code in a few hours and the spend days(weeks?) debugging
complex code, I woul
