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Re: Debug
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Steve Thompson |
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Re: Debug |
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Mon, 11 Jun 2007 10:00:28 -0700 |
On 6/11/07, <address@hidden> wrote:
I'd like to debug an M file. I'm used to the matlab environment
dedicated to the debugging mode. Unfortunatelly, I can't find
information on how to debug an M file with octave (my editor is
SciTE - I d'on't know if it's or not relevant)
Could you help me or advice me any site on this topic?
From what I hear, Octave does not have the number of debugging
features Matlab has. Practically, I have zero experience using
Matlab's debugging features, but I get by using simple things to
weed out errors using Octave. Really simple-minded things like
using the pause command, the return command, printing-to-screen
variables and listening to what Octave is telling me ("something
is wrong with line 312"), etc. This is how I debug m-files.
As a totally a personal matter, I use two terminals (Konsole):
one for editing the m-file (using Vim), the other dedicated to
the Octave prompt.
Good luck.
Steve
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