Hi Carl, I Think VC 6.0 can't recognize LF (unix style) line endings. We do support VS2005 upwards, and we don't see any issue there. Of course I believe that there should be a way that you could convert unix code into dos compatible code, by using something like unix2dos. Doing so, you can achieve your requirement.
Also, we do have Visual Studio 2005, C projects for each major component. We believe that the wide majority of developers do use VS2005 by now, and we have only made sure that it builds on a VC 6.0 compiler. Regards, Senaka > For several days I have been struggling to enable line by line debugging > in > visual C 6.0. > > An example of the problem is that while stepping through code, when > attempting to step into a call to the client API, the debugger shows the > wrong lines of code and wrong call stack. > > steps taken to resolve: > > -make sure all modules are compiled with the same compiler and linker > options > -create new workspaces for each module > -take options directly from makefile provided in /build/win32 > -replace LF line endings with windows-style CRLF line endings in .c and .h > sources (supposed to affect C preprocessor line count) > > so far in all cases the behaviour is the same: I can step through my code > but not into any client API DLLs. > > My hope in sending this message is that someone using the same environment > can confirm they are able to debug properly in client API DLLs (or any > Axis2 > DLL for that matter). > > So far aside from work environment compatibility problems, the experience > with Axis2C is very positive. > > Thanks in advance for any advice you may give me! > Carl > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
