(Jeremy: Sorry I didn't give you any feedback earlier. I think your instructions work OK, but, as a newbie, I needed to learn several other things -- am documenting those. Here are some questions, for you or anyone who can help.) Thanks to many people (especially Jeremy Sheeley), I'm having some success in building AbiWord for VC++6 Win32 using the make files and Cygwin. (I'm also trying to build AbiWord using VC++6 project files sent to me by Mike Nordell and will provide a separate update on the status of that effort.) I am able to build the release and debug versions. However, when I try to use the debugger: 1. The debugger cannot find the source code files. Every time it encounters code from a new .c or .cpp file, the debugger prompts me for the location. If I tell the debugger where the file is, it seems to remember the location between sessions. I just don't want to answer a prompt for the location of each source code file. Is there a better way? (See the next problem -- they might be related, or perhaps the solution to that problem will also solve this problem.) 2. I cannot "browse" classes, etc. (There is no information on the ClassView pane of the Workspace window.) Apparently I must build the .SBR files and then the .BSC (Browse information file). Has anyone modified the standard make files to include building these? Followup: If someone knows how to build the .SBR and .BSC files, is there any reason we should not include this capability in the standard make files (for Win32 only)?
