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Trace into .obj file as application is executed 1

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biot023

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Hallo. Having recently started compiling my exes properly (with rather alot of assistance from this forum - particularly hennep), I now am happily compiling all cpp units seperately & #including properly.
My only problem, really, is that I can no longer trace into all of my code - I guess because it is in an .obj file (or something similar - I don't really know).
Is there any way to trace into a unit added into the project?

Cheers,
Douglas JL

Common sense is what tells you the world is flat.
 
If you use Library Routines they cannot be stepped. if you have the source code of those routines than add it to the project.Compile and run it with or without Stepping.

hnd
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Perhaps I'm doing somethign wrong, then, as I can't step into my code, and any breakpoints I set are shown as invalid when I run.

Douglas

Common sense is what tells you the world is flat.
 
All of a sudden, I can step into my code, and am therefore crying wolf, being stupid, or both.
Cheers, man.
Douglas JL

Common sense is what tells you the world is flat.
 
To set breakpoints you have to Compile all the source with the Debug Option.
hnd
hasso55@yahoo.com

 
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