Tracing through MFC source

Shilpa Vyapari -- shini@highway.or.jp
Tuesday, February 25, 1997

Environment: VC++ 4.0, Windows 95

Hello,

I shifted my VC++ Standard Edition project from one machine to another
machine with Professional Edition. Previously I could trace into MFC
source while debugging. But now I cannot even set breakpoint in MFC
source code. While copying the project, I didn't copy NCB file. Another
project on this second machine, can step through MFC source. What can be
the reason?

Thanks in advance.

- Shilpa

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Shilpa Vyapari
Phone/Fax : 81 (0)3-3745-0040
mailto:shini@highway.or.jp
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Paul B -- Paul.B.Folbrecht@JCI.Com
Wednesday, February 26, 1997


     
In order to step into source code for a .lib or .dll, the debugger must be able 
to find the associated .pdb file, and it must be the .pdb that was built in the 
same build that produced the library itself.  I'm not sure what could have 
caused a mismatch or missing .pdb, but I think that's probably it.

-Paul Folbrecht
Compuware Corp.


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Subject: Tracing through MFC source
Author:  shini@highway.or.jp at Mailhub
Date:    2/25/97 3:21 PM


Environment: VC++ 4.0, Windows 95
     
Hello,
     
I shifted my VC++ Standard Edition project from one machine to another 
machine with Professional Edition. Previously I could trace into MFC 
source while debugging. But now I cannot even set breakpoint in MFC 
source code. While copying the project, I didn't copy NCB file. Another 
project on this second machine, can step through MFC source. What can be 
the reason?
     
Thanks in advance.
     
- Shilpa
     
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Shilpa Vyapari
Phone/Fax : 81 (0)3-3745-0040
mailto:shini@highway.or.jp
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