> Since I never succeeded in getting the debugger of Visual C++
> working on my
> ROOT files when I use a Makefile to start Visual C++
I'll see your files.
From another hand I had no problem to debug any ROOT-based
application, built with NMAKE.
For that there are several ways.
For example one may start his applicaiton and start DevStudion,
then ATTACH debugger to the running application via:
"Build" -> "Debug" -> Attach to process" -> <The name of your application>
To build the "debug" information properly you should apply
/Zi option to compile
and
/DEBUG and /PDB options for linker.
I've attached a modified Makefile from test/Makefile to buidl a "PDB" - Program data base files. That dupplies a
symbolic information for Ms DevStudio Debugger to debug.
Try to apply this for your case.
Hope this helps.
Valery
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