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Debugging a DLL

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    To debug a DLL project A, i set up a project B. On Windows NT & VC++ 5.0 i set project A's excute file to a debug version of B, it works. When open those two projects on Windows XP & VC++ 5.0, project B can still be debugged and breakpoints can be set, but i cannot set breakpoints to project A. Could somebody please help me?


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      To debug a DLL project A, i set up a project B. On Windows NT & VC++ 5.0 i set project A's excute file to a debug version of B, it works. When open those two projects on Windows XP & VC++ 5.0, project B can still be debugged and breakpoints can be set, but i cannot set breakpoints to project A. Could somebody please help me?


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      Assuming that I understood you correctly, I think that you should do it the otherway around. Set the executable in project A to the one you compile in project B. This way you can debug your DLL.

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