Debuging in VC++ 6.0

[Anderson Jogie]

Question: How to I Debug a class that lockup during runtime usng the debug function in MS VS 6.0? At the "Start Debug" option there are "GO", "Step Into" and "Run Cursor". I tied to click on the Go option and get a message saying the the FileName.exe not found. Although the project was complied without any errors. :confused: Thanks!

[Maximilien]

you could start your DEBUG application directly from explorer and use the "attach to process" (if that existed in VC6) to start debugging it.

Watched code never compiles.

[Anderson Jogie]

Thanks, I can now run the debuger and see the error log bellow. How will I know which part of the code the application locks up? The step into is grayed out once the debuger startes. The logs dont really tell you where it locks up in the code It show the dll that are beening loaded at runtime. Thanks again.

[Nelek]

If I don't remember bad, when you are debugging you can press F11 and it will go deeper into the calls and code that it is being called although it may be not your own code (for instance the MFC code). In other words, if you run debugger with F10 you stay in the same class getting the return of a function but if you use F11 you get into the called function.

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