Debug problem in eVC4

Hi.

I have a VC++ MFC-project that I have migrated from eVC3 to eVC4, and now
run in both eVC3 and eVC4. In eVC3, there is no trouble debugging, but in
eVC4, when I start debugging and the Output-window lists that it loads
"coredll.lib", eVC4 displays that it cannot move several breakpoints, and
effectively removes all my breakpoints. The debugger continues, and the app
runs, but it never breaks.

Does anyone know what might be wrong? I have made a simple MFC project in
eVC4 from scratch, and that debugs just fine, but it probably does not use
all the libs I use in the main project.

Regards,
OJ

Ole-Johan
Wed Jan 21 08:12:59 CST 2004

More info:

While linking, I get the following error message:

"oledb.lib(oledbiid.obj) : warning LNK4099: PDB 'oledb.pdb' was not found
with 'C:\Program Files\Windows CE
Tools\dataaccess31\wce300\lib\arm\oledb.lib' or at 'xx\ARMV
4Dbg\oledb.pdb'; linking object as if no debug info"

With eVC3, I can just ignore this message. But could it have more effect in
eVC4?

OJ





"Ole-Johan Ellingsen" <ole-johan_A_T_ellin_NOSPAM_gsen.net> wrote in message
news:%23vTdNQC4DHA.360@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> Hi.
>
> I have a VC++ MFC-project that I have migrated from eVC3 to eVC4, and now
> run in both eVC3 and eVC4. In eVC3, there is no trouble debugging, but in
> eVC4, when I start debugging and the Output-window lists that it loads
> "coredll.lib", eVC4 displays that it cannot move several breakpoints, and
> effectively removes all my breakpoints. The debugger continues, and the
app
> runs, but it never breaks.
>
> Does anyone know what might be wrong? I have made a simple MFC project in
> eVC4 from scratch, and that debugs just fine, but it probably does not use
> all the libs I use in the main project.
>
> Regards,
> OJ
>
>
>

Justin
Fri Jan 23 04:53:59 CST 2004

How did you migrate the project?

Did you create a new one and then set all your project settings again, or
did you simply load your evc3 project up in evc4? I have just done the same
as you, but created new projects. It is time consuming obviously to go
through all the settings if there are stacks of modules (as in my case), but
every one of those modules debugs perfectly.

Justin.