How to use TRACE() in Win32 Applications
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Hi all: How can I get debug information through TRACE() or other similar macro in Win32 applications? I added TRACE() in the source code and also include the "AFX.h".In the project setting I choose the "use MFC in a static library"? But it cannot pass the compilation!
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Hi all: How can I get debug information through TRACE() or other similar macro in Win32 applications? I added TRACE() in the source code and also include the "AFX.h".In the project setting I choose the "use MFC in a static library"? But it cannot pass the compilation!
The nearest equivalent would be to use AllocConsole() and write any debug strings to its handle. I have used this method in the past If you vote me down, my score will only get lower
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Hi all: How can I get debug information through TRACE() or other similar macro in Win32 applications? I added TRACE() in the source code and also include the "AFX.h".In the project setting I choose the "use MFC in a static library"? But it cannot pass the compilation!
Hi Including gives you; _RPT0, _RPT1 .. _RPT4, _ASSERT, et al These are the primitives of TRACE and ASSERT. I always use it like so, for example; _RPT1(_CRT_WARN, "## blah = '%ls'\n", sz); HTH Martin
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Hi all: How can I get debug information through TRACE() or other similar macro in Win32 applications? I added TRACE() in the source code and also include the "AFX.h".In the project setting I choose the "use MFC in a static library"? But it cannot pass the compilation!
Have you considered
OutputDebugString()?
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