I am using a C# assembly in Delphi.Win32 using the com interop services.
This works fine, but I am looking for a way to debug the C# assembly. When
using a Delphi program as a host for the assembly, the program quits at the
point where it uses the assembly. If I start the Delphi program itself, all
works fine, but I can't debug the C# code.
Is there a way to have the Delphi debugger step into the C# assembly when
it's loaded? Or is there an alternative debugger that will help me with that?
Any help is appreciated.
Bye,
Bart Roozendaal
7  3158 
Hi,
What if you use a C# program to make the same calls (methods & parameters)
than you do from Delphi?
You can attach the debug to anther process. go to Debug/Processes and
select the process you want (from the .dll IDE ) , additionally you could
compile the external program and set it as the starting program fomr the
Project/Properties menu. I use this technique when I'm programming GIS code
--
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation
"Bart Roozendaal" <ba************ *@sevensteps.nl > wrote in message
news:6d******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com... I am using a C# assembly in Delphi.Win32 using the com interop services.
This works fine, but I am looking for a way to debug the C# assembly. When
using a Delphi program as a host for the assembly, the program quits at the
point where it uses the assembly. If I start the Delphi program itself, all
works fine, but I can't debug the C# code.
Is there a way to have the Delphi debugger step into the C# assembly when
it's loaded? Or is there an alternative debugger that will help me with
that? Any help is appreciated.
Bye,
Bart Roozendaal
Hello Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )" ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us ,
Thanks for answering me. I tried both attaching to the running process (gives
an error: cannot attach to this process or similar) as well as using the
Delphi program as a startup program (which causes the program to quit immediately
when calling the assembly. I haven't tried using a C# calling program as
I will assume that will work fine. The code in itself looks ok, it's just
that I want to have a decent way of debugging...
Any other suggestion you might have is much appreciated.
bart Hi,
What if you use a C# program to make the same calls (methods &
parameters) than you do from Delphi?
You can attach the debug to anther process. go to Debug/Processes and
select the process you want (from the .dll IDE ) , additionally you
could compile the external program and set it as the starting program
fomr the Project/Properties menu. I use this technique when I'm
programming GIS code
"Bart Roozendaal" <ba************ *@sevensteps.nl > wrote in message
news:6d******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com...
I am using a C# assembly in Delphi.Win32 using the com interop
services. This works fine, but I am looking for a way to debug the C#
assembly. When using a Delphi program as a host for the assembly, the
program quits at the point where it uses the assembly. If I start the
Delphi program itself, all works fine, but I can't debug the C# code.
Is there a way to have the Delphi debugger step into the C# assembly
when it's loaded? Or is there an alternative debugger that will help
me with that? Any help is appreciated.
Bye,
Bart Roozendaal
Hello Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )" ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us ,
FWIW: I now tried using the assembly from a X# host program and debugging
just works fine there... Hi,
What if you use a C# program to make the same calls (methods &
parameters) than you do from Delphi?
You can attach the debug to anther process. go to Debug/Processes and
select the process you want (from the .dll IDE ) , additionally you
could compile the external program and set it as the starting program
fomr the Project/Properties menu. I use this technique when I'm
programming GIS code
"Bart Roozendaal" <ba************ *@sevensteps.nl > wrote in message
news:6d******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com...
I am using a C# assembly in Delphi.Win32 using the com interop
services. This works fine, but I am looking for a way to debug the C#
assembly. When using a Delphi program as a host for the assembly, the
program quits at the point where it uses the assembly. If I start the
Delphi program itself, all works fine, but I can't debug the C# code.
Is there a way to have the Delphi debugger step into the C# assembly
when it's loaded? Or is there an alternative debugger that will help
me with that? Any help is appreciated.
Bye,
Bart Roozendaal
Hi,
Are you exporting it as a COM ?
If the code works fine then it's an issue with the COM visibility from
Delphi. How are you doing it?
There is a checkmark in Project/Settings that reads as "Register for COM
interop", make sure it's marked
--
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation
"Bart Roozendaal" <ba************ *@sevensteps.nl > wrote in message
news:6d******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com... Hello Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )" ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us ,
Thanks for answering me. I tried both attaching to the running process
(gives an error: cannot attach to this process or similar) as well as
using the Delphi program as a startup program (which causes the program to
quit immediately when calling the assembly. I haven't tried using a C#
calling program as I will assume that will work fine. The code in itself
looks ok, it's just that I want to have a decent way of debugging...
Any other suggestion you might have is much appreciated.
bart
Hi,
What if you use a C# program to make the same calls (methods &
parameters) than you do from Delphi?
You can attach the debug to anther process. go to Debug/Processes and
select the process you want (from the .dll IDE ) , additionally you
could compile the external program and set it as the starting program
fomr the Project/Properties menu. I use this technique when I'm
programming GIS code
"Bart Roozendaal" <ba************ *@sevensteps.nl > wrote in message
news:6d******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com...
I am using a C# assembly in Delphi.Win32 using the com interop
services. This works fine, but I am looking for a way to debug the C#
assembly. When using a Delphi program as a host for the assembly, the
program quits at the point where it uses the assembly. If I start the
Delphi program itself, all works fine, but I can't debug the C# code.
Is there a way to have the Delphi debugger step into the C# assembly
when it's loaded? Or is there an alternative debugger that will help
me with that? Any help is appreciated.
Bye,
Bart Roozendaal
Hi,
"Bart Roozendaal" <ba************ *@sevensteps.nl > wrote in message
news:6d******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com... Hello Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )" ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us ,
FWIW: I now tried using the assembly from a X# host program and debugging
just works fine there...
Are you registering your dll for COM interop?
Hello Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )" ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us ,
Hi Ignacio, see other answer, but yes, I do... Hi,
"Bart Roozendaal" <ba************ *@sevensteps.nl > wrote in message
news:6d******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com...
Hello Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )" ignacio.machin AT
dot.state.fl.us ,
FWIW: I now tried using the assembly from a X# host program and
debugging just works fine there...
Are you registering your dll for COM interop?
Hello Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )" ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us ,
I'm using BDS2006: there is no Project-Settings option, just Project-Options.
In the Options there is no 'Register for COM interop'. I used regasm to generate
a tlb, which I imported in the Delphi program.
In the help files, the only reference I can find to the 'Register for COM
Interop' setting is in a Visual Basic.NET example and a V# description. In
the assemblyinfo I have added the [assembly: ComVisible(true )] setting.
Does this help you?
Bye,
Bart Hi,
Are you exporting it as a COM ?
If the code works fine then it's an issue with the COM visibility from
Delphi. How are you doing it?
There is a checkmark in Project/Settings that reads as "Register for
COM interop", make sure it's marked
"Bart Roozendaal" <ba************ *@sevensteps.nl > wrote in message
news:6d******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com...
Hello Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )" ignacio.machin AT
dot.state.fl.us ,
Thanks for answering me. I tried both attaching to the running
process (gives an error: cannot attach to this process or similar) as
well as using the Delphi program as a startup program (which causes
the program to quit immediately when calling the assembly. I haven't
tried using a C# calling program as I will assume that will work
fine. The code in itself looks ok, it's just that I want to have a
decent way of debugging...
Any other suggestion you might have is much appreciated. bart
Hi,
What if you use a C# program to make the same calls (methods &
parameters) than you do from Delphi?
You can attach the debug to anther process. go to Debug/Processes
and select the process you want (from the .dll IDE ) , additionally
you could compile the external program and set it as the starting
program fomr the Project/Properties menu. I use this technique when
I'm programming GIS code
"Bart Roozendaal" <ba************ *@sevensteps.nl > wrote in message
news:6d******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com...
I am using a C# assembly in Delphi.Win32 using the com interop
services. This works fine, but I am looking for a way to debug the
C# assembly. When using a Delphi program as a host for the
assembly, the program quits at the point where it uses the
assembly. If I start the Delphi program itself, all works fine, but
I can't debug the C# code.
Is there a way to have the Delphi debugger step into the C#
assembly when it's loaded? Or is there an alternative debugger that
will help me with that? Any help is appreciated.
Bye,
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