On Sunday, 21 October 2018 at 16:27:24 UTC, kinke wrote:
On Sunday, 21 October 2018 at 02:12:18 UTC, solidstate1991
wrote:
The only way I can debug programs is to attach to them after
they have started, however it's very clunky to use this way,
some programs even execute too fast to do this way.
* Install VisualD (for mago).
* Open/create a project (any C++ project will do) in VS,
right-click -> Properties, then set the command line in the
'Debugging' settings.
* Right-click on the project again, Debug -> Start new
instance. Make sure to use the config/platform for which you
set the debugging command line.
I have IVF composer XE 2011 with VS2005.
I have a DLL library that is used by a third-party application. I
copy.DLL to the specified folder where the program is looking for
it.
The application finds DLL OK.
I want to set up a DLL - how to run an application with a
debugged DLL library and get the added VS debugger so that it can
log into the DLL where I want to do it?
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