I have a C++ program I am debugging in Visual Studio 2005 IDE. It uses a DLL. I have the source code for the DLL. Now, suppose I want to debug and step through the DLL. How do I attach this to my current project?
Actually, I can already debug the app with the DLL but when there is a bug in the dll, I cannot see the source code. So I guess what I am really asking is how to use the DLL's source code during the debug process.
did you compile the dll for DEUG ? Does your program use LoadLibrary() to load the DLL into memory ?
did you compile the dll for DEUG ? Does your program use LoadLibrary() to load the DLL into memory ?
The DLL is in Debug mode. I do not use LoadLibrary, instead it is connected to the app using manifest files.
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