Debugging vc++7 in win98??
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I'm using visual studio .net (vc++7) to make a program mailnly for win XP. But i would really like it to work in win98 too. And it almost does. It starts and some things work, not as intended, but they work. But, the program also crasch when doing some things. But since vs .net can't be installed in win98 i don't know how to debug the software to see if there is anything i could do to make it work in both 98 and XP. Shouldn't it be possible to write an application that works in both XP and win98 with vc++7?
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I'm using visual studio .net (vc++7) to make a program mailnly for win XP. But i would really like it to work in win98 too. And it almost does. It starts and some things work, not as intended, but they work. But, the program also crasch when doing some things. But since vs .net can't be installed in win98 i don't know how to debug the software to see if there is anything i could do to make it work in both 98 and XP. Shouldn't it be possible to write an application that works in both XP and win98 with vc++7?
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Yes, you can use VC7 to write programs on all the WIN32 platforms. If you need to debug a problem on a 9x system, use the remote debugger. It works very well these days. Tim Smith I'm going to patent thought. I have yet to see any prior art.
Do you know where i could read how to do this? Or if you have the time to explain. All i could find is how to set it up, but not how to use it. So i can attach to my program on the remote computer. Then what? But i can only use tcp/ip, don't know why the other option don't work. But Just-In-Time-Debugger sounds pretty nice, i could really make use of it.