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David Connet

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Nov 30, 1995, 3:00:00 AM11/30/95
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In article <49lhsi$4...@www.sc.mcel.mot.com>,
edw...@sc.mcel.mot.com (Edward Xue) wrote:
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>I'm shifting from VC1.5 to VC2.0 now. Now the Q is: Is there a standalone
DBWIN in
>VC2 just like in VC1.5?
No.

>I know the debug output string will be directed to the built-in debug window.
But it only
>occurs when I "Go" my program. And what if I simply "Excute" it or run it
from anywhere
>outside VC?
Then you won't see anything. The only way to get 32bit OutputDebugString
output is in a registered debugger. If you simply start the program, then
you're not in a debugger (unless you're running NuMega's Soft-Ice, but then
you're already in a debugger, so the main condition is met).

There's a program called lodprf32 by Matt Pietrek that acts as a debugger so
you can launch your program from there and get the output (kind of like dbwin,
except the main window is a listbox). It was in MSJ Jul 95.


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Edward Xue

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Dec 1, 1995, 3:00:00 AM12/1/95
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I'm shifting from VC1.5 to VC2.0 now. Now the Q is: Is there a standalone DBWIN in
VC2 just like in VC1.5?

I know the debug output string will be directed to the built-in debug window. But it only

occurs when I "Go" my program. And what if I simply "Excute" it or run it from anywhere
outside VC?

Thanks in advance.
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Edward Xue
E-Mail: edw...@sc.mcel.mot.com


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