Try "break exit".  It puts a breakpoint on the "exit" function.

(Yes, it's a few years late...)

"Josiah Yoder" <yoder2@purdue.edu> wrote in message news:fr69lb$br6$1@digitalmars.com...
> Try "break exit".  It puts a breakpoint on the "exit" function.
>
> (Yes, it's a few years late...)

wtflol

I don't think Ant even comes here anymore.

== Quote from Josiah Yoder (yoder2@purdue.edu)'s article
> Try "break exit".  It puts a breakpoint on the "exit" function.
> (Yes, it's a few years late...)

Better later than never. ;)

(I guess "break exit" is a command for gdb?)

Wow, that's reviving an old thread!

No one had posted in this thread since Novemember 2004... http://www.digitalmars.com/d/archives/digitalmars/D/13108.html