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looking into what the .net code is doing from a vc6.0 c++ app??

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Hazzard - 19 Sep 2004 00:54 GMT
i am trying t.o troubleshoot an app in vc6. c++ which imports a few .net
dll's. The tli,tlh's are created from tlb's and I am off and running.
Problem is, I am playing a guessing game about where the app is failing. It
is neither an art or a science. I make sure the .NET components and code
works in vsnet which they do. But when I go into the older IDE and launch
the app, I simply can't step thru the debugger once  I leave the VC++ code.
I can only see the interface method where the .NET method is called. Beyond
that, with respect to what THAT method is calling and where it runs into a
problem, i have no clue.
when i worked in vc++ years ago, you could attach to a process. can you do
that with a .net process?  thx. -greg
hazz - 21 Sep 2004 17:58 GMT
solved the debugging problem. found out troubleshooting with interop is an
art. ;-)

> i am trying t.o troubleshoot an app in vc6. c++ which imports a few .net
> dll's. The tli,tlh's are created from tlb's and I am off and running.
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> when i worked in vc++ years ago, you could attach to a process. can you do
> that with a .net process?  thx. -greg

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