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Jun 26th, 2007, 04:31 PM
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[RESOLVED] How to debug DLL's ?
I've been asked to maintain a legacy VB6 library which is an issue because I'm not familiar with the visual studio 6 IDE. Here is my situation. I have an activeX dll project, and a standard exe project that exists only to test the dll.
All was fine until something broke and I had to debug the dll, enter my quandry. I do not know how to debug an activeX DLL in VS6. Let me explain my adventure thus far. I made the DLL project then I set a reference to the DLL on disk within the exe project. I then Made the executable project. Next, In DLL project, I set the debugging start program to the executable. I then set breakpoints in the DLL project and ran it. None of the Break points are tripped. I'm clearly missing or mis-configuring a critical step. any insight would be appreciated. Thanks.
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