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Rebase does not strip my debug symbols

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    Ernesto Perales Soto
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    After installing the Platform SDK rebase.exe suddenly stopped to generate .dbg files. Looking closely, the platform SDK version 5.2.3639.0 does not seem to work, it does nothing! Any kind of clue is aprecciated :confused:

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    • E Ernesto Perales Soto

      After installing the Platform SDK rebase.exe suddenly stopped to generate .dbg files. Looking closely, the platform SDK version 5.2.3639.0 does not seem to work, it does nothing! Any kind of clue is aprecciated :confused:

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      Mike Nordell
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      That is correct. As of version ".NET" Microsoft have removed the possibility to create .DBG files. Actually, they have removed CV (CodeView) creation completely. They seems to think you should switch to their PDB-handling API (which I've never seen documented anywhere, and probably never will since they will with almost 100% certainty change it for every new compiler version). Basically, you're screwed. Better back down to VC6 again if you need DBG.

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      • M Mike Nordell

        That is correct. As of version ".NET" Microsoft have removed the possibility to create .DBG files. Actually, they have removed CV (CodeView) creation completely. They seems to think you should switch to their PDB-handling API (which I've never seen documented anywhere, and probably never will since they will with almost 100% certainty change it for every new compiler version). Basically, you're screwed. Better back down to VC6 again if you need DBG.

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        Ernesto Perales Soto
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        Microsoft does it again :mad:! Thanks for your answer Mike, I guess I better start digging MSDN about that new API you are talking about :mad::mad::mad::mad:

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