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How to debug a dll in a remote machine?

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lawrencelee - 24 May 2004 09:26 GMT
Hi, al

I want to debug a dll which will run in a remote machine. I set up the remote debuging setting properly. And set the "Remote Command" as the program name which will load the dll. Then I "start" the program. But vc always popup a window to let me input the executable file name. I can't execute a remote program if my project's output is dll

Thanks
priyamjm - 01 Jun 2004 15:39 GMT
You have to know which process is loading your dll. Now you can attach to
that process to debug your dll.

> Hi, all
>
> I want to debug a dll which will run in a remote machine. I set up the remote debuging setting properly. And set the "Remote Command" as the
program name which will load the dll. Then I "start" the program. But vc
always popup a window to let me input the executable file name. I can't
execute a remote program if my project's output is dll?

> Thanks

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