I tried using GDB for my Game of Fifteen but I can't get to the part of functions move and won because GDB stops when command line asks for tile to move. This has something to do with GetInt. GDB stops so I had to quit everytime. What should I do to get past GetInt?
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Did you enter a tile number when it asked for the tile to move?– kzidane ♦Jun 26, 2014 at 9:37
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gdb stops after printing tile to move so even after typing a number/tile nothing happens– user261819Jun 26, 2014 at 9:39
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You may either copy and paste the error message that gdb prints on exiting or take a screenshot and add it to your question!– kzidane ♦Jun 26, 2014 at 9:41
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May I know why the line 91 (prompt for move) has no "//" at the front? Is it a comment or part of the program? Its absence may cause the program to stop.– DoufulaiJun 26, 2014 at 12:50
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It's a comment and it has "//" when I checked it on gedit. It doesn't appear though when I used GDB.– user261819Jun 26, 2014 at 13:08
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I just solved this problem. I watched a GDB short by Nate Hardison from previous lectures and I found out that we were running a different command for using GDB. For Game of Fifteen, I was using "gdb -tui fifteen" which I saw on some lectures too but Nate used "gdb ./fifteen". When I tried Nate's, my GDB doesn't stop anymore. I can now type a number when "Tile to move:" appears. Thanks though to all who spent time providing answers to my questions.
You have to enter ur choice ie tile which u wish to move
