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How to debug an atl project?

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    sunil n cs
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    Hi, I am very new to ATL and am working on ATL dll project and am finding it very difficult to debug the application, so if any 1 of u can help me out here by telling me how to debug these application. Thanking u in advance

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      Hi, I am very new to ATL and am working on ATL dll project and am finding it very difficult to debug the application, so if any 1 of u can help me out here by telling me how to debug these application. Thanking u in advance

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      Stuart Dootson
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      Tell the ATL DLL project what executable should be run in order to invoke the DLL, set breakpoint(s) on the DLL code and start the debug! That's all there is to it, really. Has to be said, you've been a little stingy with detail about what you're finding difficult, so it's quite difficult to help you really...

      Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

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        Tell the ATL DLL project what executable should be run in order to invoke the DLL, set breakpoint(s) on the DLL code and start the debug! That's all there is to it, really. Has to be said, you've been a little stingy with detail about what you're finding difficult, so it's quite difficult to help you really...

        Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

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        Thanks for the support, as i posted in ma query am very new infact this is ma 3rd day in visual c++ , so i dont know much about any of this stuff.... Can u plz tell me in little more detail how to set executable path so than i can put break point and start debugging it. Right know am just executing the project and registering the DLL... Thanks for ur Support

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          Thanks for the support, as i posted in ma query am very new infact this is ma 3rd day in visual c++ , so i dont know much about any of this stuff.... Can u plz tell me in little more detail how to set executable path so than i can put break point and start debugging it. Right know am just executing the project and registering the DLL... Thanks for ur Support

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          Looking at the documentation[^] will help you. For debugging COM objects, there is this page[^]. Also - please make sure you've got the 'Debug' configuration selected before you start debugging. [edit]PS - (and this is a message for your bosses) Is a little training too much to expect before you ask people to use complex software like Visual Studio???[/edit]

          Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

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