Re: Break points with a "?"
- From: ravi <ravi.sharma@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 06:18:38 -0800
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I am not sure how it is made that way.
The "another process" is in VB6.0, for GUI. The debugger is attached to
this process while debugging in two ways:
1. Run the target app (VB6.0), come to the VC++ .Net project, go to
Debug->Process->Attach->"another process"
2. Go to VC++ .Net project->Properties->Configuration
properties->Debugging->Command. Here key in the "another process" name
and path. (Now F5 would load this "another process")
Either of the ways, the break points dont break. It was breaking before
a couple of days back.
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"Oleg Starodumov" wrote:
>> The DLL is made "out of process" and the path of the traget
application
>> in VB6.0 is correct.
>
>How exactly was the DLL made "out of process"?
>
>> When F5 is pressed, the target application comes
>> up, but the modules window in "Debug" menu lists the target
application
>> (and not the DLL under that needs to be debug).
>
>If the DLL is hosted in another process, you should attach the debugger
to that another
>process. Or start the process that hosts the DLL (but not the client
VB6 app)
>under debugger.
>
>Oleg
>
>
>
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