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by kazinator
842 days ago
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A debugger can only tell you what the executable does: the program compiled with a particular compiler on a particular platform, with particular code generation options. It can tell you that i = i++ increased i by 2, for instance. That might not even be true of another instance of i = i++ in the same object file being debugged. There is no substitute for knowing what the C will do before it is run. |
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