Hi All,
It looks like VS.Net does not display messages from
OutputDebugStri ng while debugging managed code. Is it
right? Afraid so, or calls to this would work:
[DllImport("kern el32.dll")]
extern static void OutputDebugStri ng(String str);
Anyway, I would love to be able to see debug messages from
my native dll (wrapped into MC++) while debugging that
dll's C# client. Any thoughts on how to achieve this
without changing every single call to the
OutputDebugStri ng to something else?
Regards,
Pavel.
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Pavel wrote: Hi All,
It looks like VS.Net does not display messages from
OutputDebugStri ng while debugging managed code. Is it
right? Afraid so, or calls to this would work:
[DllImport("kern el32.dll")]
extern static void OutputDebugStri ng(String str);
Anyway, I would love to be able to see debug messages from
my native dll (wrapped into MC++) while debugging that
dll's C# client. Any thoughts on how to achieve this
without changing every single call to the
OutputDebugStri ng to something else?
I can't comment on whether the VS IDE shows OutputDebugStri ng messages when
debugging managed code (sure seems like it ought to!). However, one option
you might be able to use is something like DebugView from SysInternals
( http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/fr...bugview.shtml).
-cd
Yeah, I thought it 'ought to' as well :(. But now, looking
at documentation for DefaultTraceLis tener that "emit the
message to the OutputDebugStri ng *and* to the
Debugger.Log", it surely looks like it must not. Otherwise
there would be duplicate messages in the Output Debug
window.
I wonder, what forced MS to introduce implementation of
the Debugger.Log different then a simple call to
OutputDebugStri ng?
I knew about DebugView and was always wondering why people
use it when all you need is a debugger. Now I guess I
will have to start using it as well.
Regards,
Pavel. -----Original Message-----
Carl wrote:
I can't comment on whether the VS IDE shows
OutputDebugStri ng messages whendebugging managed code (sure seems like it ought to!).
However, one optionyou might be able to use is something like DebugView from
SysInternals
(http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/fr...ebugview.shtml
).
-cd
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