I've tried looking for alternative related questions on the forum here but I could not find the relavent answer. I've compiled my DLL project for debugging but I cannot seem to find the location under Code::blocks where I set the Host EXE to debug my DLL source code. Do I need to pass command line options directly to GDB, or is there a dialog or options screen for setting the Host EXE and commandline arguments for debugging.
Many thanks.
Paul.
it's under "Project->Set program's arguments..."
or look at this sample workspace (another approach)
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Argghh!! So obvious now that you mention it :D. That's great stuff, thanks alot. Can't believe I missed it.
Paul.
I have a large external program that can call cutom dlls. I want to debug dlls I create that are called from this external program (third party). Will the above method accomplish this?
Pelles-C and one of the many Microsoft Visual C++ IDE's can interrupt a DLL loaded by a host program that does not have debugging information. I have yet to find another debugger that can do this.
Hi !
Quote from: dwmcqueen on July 06, 2007, 05:56:32 PM
I have a large external program that can call cutom dlls. I want to debug dlls I create that are called from this external program (third party). Will the above method accomplish this?
Create a project
Build your dll with debug info
Go to "Project\Set program's arguments"
Specify host application and required arguments
Put breakpoints and run debugger
Dje