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Next up we are going to run this little program with dfSplat. | Next up we are going to run this little program with dfSplat. | ||
Start dfSplat, then from the toolbar menu select the "Start Debug" button. This will open a "File Open" dialog and you can navigate to the program's folder of your workspace and select the LeakyObjects.exe application. | Start dfSplat, then from the toolbar menu select the "Start Debug" button. [[File:dfSplat-LeakyObjects-Start-debug.png]] | ||
This will open a "File Open" dialog and you can navigate to the program's folder of your workspace and select the LeakyObjects.exe application. | |||
Now the program will run in the dfSplat debugger and the input from the last line of the program will popup. | Now the program will run in the dfSplat debugger and the input from the last line of the program will popup. | ||