With the release of CodeWarrior 6 (May, 1995), QC can now be used to test and debug applications directly with the support of the Metrowerks 68k and PowerPC debuggers.
Using the BadAPPL project as an example, do the following:
1. Make sure QC is installed on you Mac and available (e.g. you've restarted your Mac).
2. Open up one of the BadAPPL project files (68k or PPC).
3. Make sure 'Enable Debugging' is turned on in the Project menu.
4. Select 'Run' to make and run BadAPPL with the debugger.
5. Once the debug is launched, press CMD-R to run BadAPPL.
6. Once BadAPPL is up and running, press CMD-1 (File menu, Activate QC item) to activate QC.
7. Now select one of the errors from the 'Errors' menu.
At the point where BadAPPL executes an intentional error, the CodeWarrior debugger will catch the QC error and display it to you along with the source code of where the error was detected.
Please note that you must have the following versions to do this:
- QC v1.1.3 or later
- Metrowerks Debuggers v1.2 or later (from CW6)
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