Hi Joaquim (merci per la resposta).

Thanks for your answer. Now I'm trying to make the projec works in Visual 
Studio. And after that I think I'll can apply what you say.
Thanks!

De: Joaquim Manuel Freire Luís <[email protected]>
Enviado el: dijous, 29 de juny de 2023 16:20
Para: Joaquim Manuel Freire Luís <[email protected]>; Abel Pau 
<[email protected]>; [email protected]
Asunto: RE: Debugging in Visual Studio 2019?

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Subject: Re: [gdal-dev] Debugging in Visual Studio 2019?


Debugging with VS is actually simple. You need:

-          To build GDAL and your driver in debug mode
-          Step 1, see Screenshot_1. Load one executable that has a code path 
into that of your driver (gdalinfo?)
-          Step 2, see Screenshot_2. Right-click on Properties and give the 
full set of options to run the executable select in 2)
-          Load the c/c++ codes and set breakpoints.
-          Hit F5, etc... (here I'm assuming you know how to use the debugger)

NOTE. Screenshot_2 will be sent in a second message as the limit for the attach 
is so low that makes is very difficult to attach images-

Good luck

Joaquim


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Hi everyone,
I am a little stuck in something. Let's see if someone can help me.

I'm immersed in the creation of a new driver.
First step OK: download GDAL from GitHub, install some dependences, and use 
Cmake to create GDAL for Visual Studio. Big one project.
Second step OK: Add a new driver in ogr (using another project as inspiration) 
in this big project (adding some lines in CmakeLists etc..)
Third step: fill all functions to really make this driver work.
I'm stuck here. I want to debug in Visual Studio to complete the Third step but 
I don't know how. There is any way to debug something (in Visual Studio project 
I created using CMake) like a simple transformation "ogr2ogr layer.shp 
MiraMon_layer.pol ". I'm interested in debug inside the code to see if all is 
as I expect and this kind of things developers do... If not, then I supose I 
have to use testing
After having the project created I don't know how to debug it.
[cid:[email protected]]

Can anyone give me some clue? Thanks in advance!!
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