The document discusses how Xpediter uses DDIO files to store information about load modules and sources captured during compilation. At least one DDIO file is required for source level debugging in a debug session, as Xpediter references the data in the DDIO file to display the program at the source level. Without this DDIO file, only sourceless debugging is possible.
The document discusses how Xpediter uses DDIO files to store information about load modules and sources captured during compilation. At least one DDIO file is required for source level debugging in a debug session, as Xpediter references the data in the DDIO file to display the program at the source level. Without this DDIO file, only sourceless debugging is possible.
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The document discusses how Xpediter uses DDIO files to store information about load modules and sources captured during compilation. At least one DDIO file is required for source level debugging in a debug session, as Xpediter references the data in the DDIO file to display the program at the source level. Without this DDIO file, only sourceless debugging is possible.
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Xpediter use DDIO file to store information about load modules and sources.
At least one DDIO file is required for source level debugging.
In a debug session, XPEDITER references the stored information in
the DDIO file that was generated by the Language Processor (LP) during compile time. Without this information XPEDITER can not display a program at the source level although sourceless debugging is also available. _________________ Anuj