> I must thank Martin for the answer, but I've got a problem: > I'm not developing an EXE file, but a DLL.
No problem - just instrument the final EXE using your DLL. Note that "minmal" instrumentation occurs when you don't have any debug info available for a module (be it DLL or EXE) - you should get "precise" instrumentation with your DLL. If you set your project to use program database debug information, i.e. external ".PDB"-files, you must copy these to the location of you DLL in order for purify to pick up the information. That's all you need to purify Xerces-C or any DLL using it. Please check the purify help for additional info, e.g. how to tune which level of instrumentation you want for individual modules in your project etc. If you get warnings about "freeing invalid memory" etc. when using Xerces-C, make sure you link with the same runtime library as Xerces-C (/MDd for debug exe files and /MDd /LDd for debug DLL files). Check the Xerces-C FAQ on the website for some background info on this. Regards, Martin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
