dbg.zip contains a small guide to the debugging process, from planning to single stepping through code with a few of the popular tools of the day. A while back, I had put forth a bit of effort trying to write up a little how-to for people wishing to debug code. Of course, a good portion of the guide was primarily so people wouldn't ask as many stupid questions. It was originally intended to be an expanded version of the 'The art of debugging' document by Michael Chastian. (I think I spelled that correctly). I never actually got around to finishing it, but since I may never have the time, I may as well show you what's done so far. The currently completed sections cover; project planning, using cvs, using grep and find to trace through code, using logging messages to locate errors, and using gdb and msvc to debug. It's still missing a section on sourcesafe, and using electric fence, dbmalloc, boundschecker, purify, and other 'catch' software and libraries. Feel free to send comments, critisims, errors, etc ... to dughi@imaxx.net PjD