> I am not sure whether it is suitable location.
> I have a Java Project to call C++ DLL File.
> So I want to debug DLL file.
> How to configure Java side and C++ side?
>
> Thanks
> my C++ env: VC6.0++
> my Java: J10g
>
> on java side:use System.loadlibery("CDLLFILE");
>
Probably the simplest way is to debug from the DLL's project,
and specify the executable that loads and calls the DLL as
the "Executable for debug session" in project settings
(Project | Settings | Debug | General).
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