Stepping through Ruby's C code on Windows
I've downloaded Ruby 1.8.4 source code and built C executables from the
command line using nmake from Visual C++. I'd like to step through
ruby.exe as it is running. Can I easily do this through the Visual C++
IDE, and if so, how? Or would it be better to use another debugger?
Thanks,
Ken
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