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VS .Net 2003 remote debugging C++ target on Win98?

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Jim Howard - 26 Jun 2004 22:22 GMT
Howdy,

I'm having trouble getting the following setup to work for an unmanaged MFC
app written and compiled using VS .Net 2003.

I want to remote debug this app on a Windows 98 machine.  Both target and
development machine are in the same local subnet, and they can ping each
other.

I install msvcmon and its associated components on the win 98 machine, and
execute msvcmon -tcpip -anyuser.  Msvcmon starts and tells me that it will
connect to anyuser and it will turn off in 15 minutues.

I run the same program on my Win XP development machine.  I get a little
dialog that I use to enter to the ip address of the target computer and
press connect.  I get a message box that saysing "connecting..." in the
title bar, with a disconnect button.  The target 98 box continues to say
something about waiting for a connection.

That's it.

Should I not get a 'connected' indication on both machines?

Is this the right way to set up remote debugging , or am I trying to do
something impossible?

thanks,

Jim Howard
Jim Howard - 30 Jun 2004 00:15 GMT
I figured it out. Don't instaniate the monitor on the machine with the ide,
there is a dropped in the project debugging properties where you specify
remote debugging

Jim

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