write to debug window?

[marane moll]

Hello.
How do I write to the debug window in "Visual c++" in a windows application?

Thankyou
Sincerely
Marane

[Roel Schroeven]

marane moll wrote:

Hello.
How do I write to the debug window in "Visual c++" in a windows application?

OutputDebugString

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Roel Schroeven

[Jakob Bieling]

"marane moll" <ma****@gmx.li> wrote in message
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How do I write to the debug window in "Visual c++" in a windows

application?

This question should belong into a newsgroup about Visual C++, since it
is no C++ Language question. But oh well, you'll know for next time, right?
;o) The answer to your question: Use OutputDebugString ("hello world\n");

hth
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[Alan Chen]

"Jakob Bieling" <ne*****@gmy.net> wrote in message news:<bf*************@news.t-online.com>...

"marane moll" <ma****@gmx.li> wrote in message
news:bf*************@news.t-online.com...

How do I write to the debug window in "Visual c++" in a windows

application?

This question should belong into a newsgroup about Visual C++, since it
is no C++ Language question. But oh well, you'll know for next time, right?
;o) The answer to your question: Use OutputDebugString ("hello world\n");

hth

And if you want to know how to interface this function with C++
iostreams, you might want to look at:

http://www.respower.com/~earlye/prog...991206.001.htm

[Phlip]

> > > How do I write to the debug window in "Visual c++" in a windows

application?

This question should belong into a newsgroup about Visual C++, since it is no C++ Language question. But oh well, you'll know for next time, right? ;o) The answer to your question: Use OutputDebugString ("hello world\n");
hth

And if you want to know how to interface this function with C++
iostreams, you might want to look at:

http://www.respower.com/~earlye/prog...991206.001.htm

I have wrapped up a great many of my best tricks regarding the VC++ Output
Panel here:

http://www.c2.com/cgi/wiki?VisualCeePlusPlus

It includes the iostreams wrapper from here:

http://www.codeproject.com/debug/debugout.asp

That provides an implementation of #define db(x) that prints the file name,
line number, name of x and value of x to that panel, in VC++ diagnostic
format. This means you can tap <F4> to navigate to the next db() trace
statement.

My source then goes on to provide a lite test rig.

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Phlip
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