General question Class Library project
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Hello everyone, I am trying to debug a Class Library. My question is: Once the Class Library project is built and attached to a running process; using Module Windows, should I be able to see that MyProject.DLL file has been loaded? Any information on attaching and debuging a Class Library project to a running process will greatly be appriciated. Thank you very much and have a great day. Khoramdin -- modified at 12:18 Sunday 18th November, 2007
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Hello everyone, I am trying to debug a Class Library. My question is: Once the Class Library project is built and attached to a running process; using Module Windows, should I be able to see that MyProject.DLL file has been loaded? Any information on attaching and debuging a Class Library project to a running process will greatly be appriciated. Thank you very much and have a great day. Khoramdin -- modified at 12:18 Sunday 18th November, 2007
You would normally have your class library project in the same solution as the other projects you are working on. The debgging is seamless and flows through from one project to another.
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You would normally have your class library project in the same solution as the other projects you are working on. The debgging is seamless and flows through from one project to another.
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Hello Colin, Thanx for the reply. You are absolutly correct if the Class Library was created for an exsisting project. I am not able to do so since the Class Library is for creating a Browser Helper Object (BHO). That is why I am using Attach Process to attach it to IE Browser. I am trying to undrestand the way Class Library works in Visual Studio, so I can solve the issue I am currently facing. Thank you for taking the time and respond. Any information in regard with this is greatdly appriciated, Colin. Have a great weekend. Khoramdin