Visual C++ 6 problems
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Hi Guy's I have a couple of problems with Visual C++ 6. (with Service Pack 5) 1) Is there a way of not stepping into functions such as CString during a debug session. I'm sure I read on CP how to do this, but I cannot find that article again. 2) When running Visual C++ on a Win2K machine, sometimes when pressing F5 to build and run, VC will cause my machine to reboot. Any ideas on how to fix this? :( Paresh Solanki A Completly Random Ordering Never Yields Meaning
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Hi Guy's I have a couple of problems with Visual C++ 6. (with Service Pack 5) 1) Is there a way of not stepping into functions such as CString during a debug session. I'm sure I read on CP how to do this, but I cannot find that article again. 2) When running Visual C++ on a Win2K machine, sometimes when pressing F5 to build and run, VC will cause my machine to reboot. Any ideas on how to fix this? :( Paresh Solanki A Completly Random Ordering Never Yields Meaning
Hmm... do not use F11 and you won't step in, lol.. As for second question, I'm running VC6 on Win2k too, and have no problems with it.. So it is not Win2k, but something installed on your machine :) Philip Patrick "Two beer or not two beer?" (Shakesbeer) Web-site: www.saintopatrick.com
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Hmm... do not use F11 and you won't step in, lol.. As for second question, I'm running VC6 on Win2k too, and have no problems with it.. So it is not Win2k, but something installed on your machine :) Philip Patrick "Two beer or not two beer?" (Shakesbeer) Web-site: www.saintopatrick.com
Hmmm.., helpful, never woulda thought of that ;P If you have something like
CString bar = "Hello Philip"; foo(bar.mid(3, 7));Pressing F10 will step overfoo(), but F11 will step intoCString::Mid(), before stepping intofoo(). What I would like is to be able to step overCString::Mid()()but intofoo(). Paresh Solanki A Completly Random Ordering Never Yields Meaning -
Hi Guy's I have a couple of problems with Visual C++ 6. (with Service Pack 5) 1) Is there a way of not stepping into functions such as CString during a debug session. I'm sure I read on CP how to do this, but I cannot find that article again. 2) When running Visual C++ on a Win2K machine, sometimes when pressing F5 to build and run, VC will cause my machine to reboot. Any ideas on how to fix this? :( Paresh Solanki A Completly Random Ordering Never Yields Meaning
Check this out... http://www.codeguru.com/debug/autoexp.shtml> Kavitha
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Hmmm.., helpful, never woulda thought of that ;P If you have something like
CString bar = "Hello Philip"; foo(bar.mid(3, 7));Pressing F10 will step overfoo(), but F11 will step intoCString::Mid(), before stepping intofoo(). What I would like is to be able to step overCString::Mid()()but intofoo(). Paresh Solanki A Completly Random Ordering Never Yields MeaningI'm not sure u can disable this... But who knows? Anyways I don't see big deal by pressing F11 - Shift+F11 - F11... and u are inside your function :) Philip Patrick "Two beer or not two beer?" (Shakesbeer) Web-site: www.saintopatrick.com
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I'm not sure u can disable this... But who knows? Anyways I don't see big deal by pressing F11 - Shift+F11 - F11... and u are inside your function :) Philip Patrick "Two beer or not two beer?" (Shakesbeer) Web-site: www.saintopatrick.com
That's fine until you get
foo(fn1(), fn2(), fn3(), fn4()...)causes some frantic F11-shift+F11 keystrokes. Paresh Solanki A Completly Random Ordering Never Yields Meaning -
Check this out... http://www.codeguru.com/debug/autoexp.shtml> Kavitha
Just what I needed Thanks!!:cool: Paresh Solanki A Completly Random Ordering Never Yields Meaning
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That's fine until you get
foo(fn1(), fn2(), fn3(), fn4()...)causes some frantic F11-shift+F11 keystrokes. Paresh Solanki A Completly Random Ordering Never Yields MeaningThe VC debugger and UI is pretty intelligent. But if it was as intelligent as you want it to be, it'd do you out of a job! Sorry to dissapoint you all with my lack of a witty or poignant signature.