I usually configure "Debugging" tab from inside the active project properties to use a binary which is built by ant. Running the process with VS attached all the time makes a thread behavior, memory violation addresses, etc, more or less reproducible from launch to launch.
On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 3:19 PM, Gregory Shimansky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Simon Chow said the following on 11.03.2008 15:14: > > > I am not very familiar with vs.net. Is there guide for doing this? > > Should I use the executable file generated from ant build or > > vs.netsolution/project build for debugging? > > I don't think that using project you can build a fully functional > runtime. Usually I open the project just for files/symbols lookup and > specify executable and command line options in the debug properties. > Then I start debugging _without_ rebuilding the project. > > More often I use just-in-time debugging feature. When a process crashes > or hangs I attach MSVC to it from the crash dialog or using task manager. > > -- > Gregory > > -- With best regards, Alexei
