Hi all,

How can I debug 4gl program with Querix under Windows 2000?

Is it necessary debug under Unix with d4gl or Querix have a debugger itself?

Thanks in advance

Renza

What is querix?

Renza Rebecchi wrote:

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"preetinder dhaliwal" <preetinder.dhaliwal (AT) dhl (DOT) com> wrote

Oh No!
You'll have Medhi on the warpath ....

It's a 4GL compiler.

Have a look at http://www.querix.co.uk/ if you're interested. They're nice
people - or the ones that I've met are ....

preetinder dhaliwal wrote:
It's an Informix 4GL compiler with GUI extensions, and soon to be 4Js
compiler, or so I'm told.

I don't know if Querix has a debugger available, but I'm sure Mehdi will
chip in real soon. ;-)

Cheers,
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preetinder dhaliwal wrote:

To CHANGE 4GL code to Oracle Pro-C, or to allow 4GL code to access an
Oracle database?

Cheers,
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I have only a 4gl program accessing an informix database and I want debug
this program under Windows...
Is it possible?

Thanks

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On 9 Sep 2003 at 17:49, Renza Rebecchi wrote:

Hi,

The current win2000 compiler doesn't have a native debugger,
however it is possible to use third party C level debuggers (such as
provided by Borland/Microsoft Visual C, gdb for win NT). Because the
compile method is through C, the 4GL level debugging is largely
straight forward.

If using MSVC, for example, you need only load the binary (first
ensuring it has been compiled in debug, not release mode), load the
4GL source and set appropriate breakpoints, etc.

If debugging a GUI process, it is necessary to start the application
first, and then attach the debugger to the running process - from here
you can subsequently set breakpoints, etc and resume execution.

4GL debugging on Unix is hugely simplified - we can supply a front-
end for gdb which is tailored to 4GL debugging (and is designed to
work as closely as possible to the original Informix debugger). Let me
know if you require any further information.


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Hydra 4 = Informix Compatible 4GL Compiler with various GUI Front
End and Graphical IDE.

Where to find: http://www.querix.com
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On 10 Sep 2003 at 10:41, Mark D. Stock wrote:

Querix Hydra compiler dose not change the 4GL code to Pro-C, it will
keep the original 4GL code and allow the binary code to run against
many different databases including Informix,Oracle, DB2, MS-Sql
Server ...etc. with no need to recompile.

It also gives you several configurable GUI options, with no need to
change 4GL code (ActiveX and Java components integration on the
client side).

As per your previous posting, in Hydra 4.1 the current extensions are
included both at the server and client sides. Design Studio (GUI IDE)
includes a GUI FORM DESIGNER much like that of VB, with
integration of normal .per files.

More from:

http://www.querix.com/


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mehdi2 (AT) querix (DOT) com wrote:

I knew that, that's why I was asking Preetinder which he meant.

I assumed that Renza was asking about a debugger, like fgldb, which runs
under Windows 2000, like fglrun -d.

But I guess Renza can look here. :-)

Cheers,
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Mark.

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mehdi2 (AT) querix (DOT) com wrote:

I knew that, that's why I was asking Preetinder which he meant.

I assumed that Renza was asking about a debugger, like fgldb, which runs
under Windows 2000, like fglrun -d.

But I guess Renza can look here. :-)

Cheers,
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Mark.

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