Am 12/19/08 10:52 AM, Tor Lillqvist schrieb:
This means the soffice.bin that got installed by the installer, in "program".
Don't try to run OOo from the build tree. Unless you specifically need to debug the
startup sequences, I think it's easiest to just start OOo from the Start Menu, by
double-clicking on a document associated with it, etc. Then start Visual Studio and
attach to the soffice.bin process, open one of the source files that contain the code you
want to debug, set breakpoints, and do whatever is needed in OOo to make it hit that
breakpoint.
Hi,
you can also start the soffice.bin in the debugger directly. To achieve
this the PATH variable needs to be extended by the ..../basis/program
and .../URE/bin pathes. Then start the debugger in the program directory
with
vcexpress (or devenv) /debugexe soffice.bin
Then you don't need to attach anymore. Make sure your quickstarter is
turned off.
Regards,
Oliver
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