Why does my program output looks different when I am debugging vs. running it on Windows?
When you debug on Windows, IDE cannot allocate another console for your program output so it gets mixed in with debugger data. Since it uses a specific debugger protocol, some lines of your program output can be parsed as debugger commands and won’t be printed back. You can mitigate this issue by enabling verbose console for gdb in the Debug tab of the launch configuration.
Related Questions
- Why when running ENVIRO in Windows NT do I get the message "Insufficient memory to create the output files" after choosing the Run option?
- Why does my program output looks different when I am debugging vs. running it on Windows?
- How is Infinite Running’s online training program different than other running programs?
