blooglet
28th March 2011, 18:44
Have a look at this debugger screenshot.
http://i.imgur.com/eUjo9.png
Those three breakpoints you see in that screenshot are the only breakpoints in the program. What you see on that screenshot is the first breakpoint that was triggered when I started my program.
How is it possible that breakpoint 3 is triggered before breakpoint 1 or 2 are triggered? And why does the condition m < -1 validate to true when the debugger says that m has a value of 2.25? I use Qt Creator 2.0.94 on openSUSE with Qt 4.7.1.
http://i.imgur.com/eUjo9.png
Those three breakpoints you see in that screenshot are the only breakpoints in the program. What you see on that screenshot is the first breakpoint that was triggered when I started my program.
How is it possible that breakpoint 3 is triggered before breakpoint 1 or 2 are triggered? And why does the condition m < -1 validate to true when the debugger says that m has a value of 2.25? I use Qt Creator 2.0.94 on openSUSE with Qt 4.7.1.