Debugging a C++ DLL called from a VB application
SpreadWord
Feb 07, 2003
6:56 PM |
Does anyone know if it is possible to debug an application written in Visual Basic 6.0, and step right into the debugger for a DLL written in Visual C++?
Thanks,
Mike |
coderfrommaine
Feb 10, 2003
12:52 PM |
Mike,
I don't have an answer to your question, but I wanted to say "Hi". It sounds like you have a fun job! I have always thought that phone systems would be neat to work on.
Hope you get an answer!
Alex |
sdmorr
Mar 04, 2003
8:57 PM |
Hi Mike,
I know this is an older post, but in case you haven't found your answer yet, here is what I can add. I don't do much with VB but I have used VC++ quite a bit.
If you have Visual C++ installed, you should debug it from that side. When you have a project loaded in Visual Studio that is a DLL, you have to specify the .exe that you want to run when using the debugger. You should be able to specify your VB app as that executable. By running it through the VC++ debugger, you should be able to set break points and watch variables or whatever based on the stimulus from your VB app.
Hope this Helps,
Scott
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SpreadWord
Mar 05, 2003
5:11 PM |
Will this let you step through both the VB program, as well as the C++ program? |
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