[Harbour] Debugging c code

[April White]

Thank you Przemek.  I've tried your suggestion but my implementation 
does not work as expected, the stats output is:

    fm.c:1134: HB_TR_ERROR Block 1 (size 40) HB_BTREEINSERT(0), 
"F8A454004001550058D
    C4B00010001001000000000000000000000000000F03F0A00020000000000"

But I know the memory allocation is in a sub-function.

My implementation is different from yours but keeps the spirit.  I added 
some debug code not shown below so I know it is compiling this code and 
executing it.  My system is:

WinXP SP2
MinGW32 from Qt installer
HB_USER_CFLAGS to compile harbour:
    -O3 -Wall -Wunused-variable -Wpointer-arith -DHB_FM_STATISTICS
HB_USER_CFLAGS to compile this project:
    -O3 -Wall -Wunused-variable -Wpointer-arith -DHB_FM_STATISTICS 
-DHB_TR_LEVEL=5

My existing code already uses a local function to memory allocation, a 
wrapper for hb_xgrab() or hb_xrealloc().

#if HB_TR_LEVEL >= HB_TR_DEBUG

#define BufferAlloc(n)      hb_xgrab_fm( NULL, (n), __FILE__, __LINE__ )
#define BufferRealloc(p,n)  hb_xgrab_fm( (p), (n), __FILE__, __LINE__ )

extern HB_EXPORT void * hb_xgrab_fm( void *buffer, ULONG ulSize, const 
char * szFile, int iLine )
{
   void *tmpBuffer;
   hb_tr_file_ = szFile;
   hb_tr_line_ = iLine;
   tmpBuffer = buffer ? hb_xrealloc( buffer, ulSize ) : hb_xgrab( ulSize );
   return tmpBuffer;
}

#else
...
#endif






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