| Re: how to debug a IDL DLM routine [message #29274] |
Tue, 12 February 2002 11:25  |
Richard Younger
Messages: 43
Registered: November 2000
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Hi Jujia.
I suggest going to your DLL project, and simply specifying the IDLDE
executable. It will start up a new instance of the IDLDE when you
select run. You can then call the functions in your DLL from the IDLDE
and debug them.
There is also a much dirtier method involving the use of a function like
inline int pause_IDL(void)
{
IDL_Message(IDL_M_NAMED_GENERIC, IDL_MSG_RET, "press any key...");
return(IDL_GetKbrd(1));
}
in your DLL code and attaching your debugger to the IDLDE process while
it's waiting for a key press from the keyboard.
Best,
Rich
--
Richard Younger
Xiaoying Jin wrote:
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> Hi, big guys,
>
> I have a question here:
>
> how to debug a IDL DLM routine?
>
> I know a method if you can make a IDL program as a .exe file. but how
> to make a IDL program as a .exe file?
>
> In Visual C++ environment, in project->Settings->Debug, we can set
> executable for debug session. If we can make a IDL program as a
> executable file, we can debug it in VC step by step.
>
> If anyone can give me a hint about how to make a IDL program as a .exe
> file. Or is there any other method to debug a IDL DLM routine with
> Visual C++?
>
> Any suggestion will be appreciated.
>
> Jujia Jin
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