The visual C++ 6.0 Set next statement is a great tool
in interactive debugging. Along similiar lines,
is it possible to make a function or Object::method call
from the debugger interface. I've used this feature in
dbx under unix to great advantage.
Our interest, we are maintaining a C++ application built on an
extensive set of C++ class objects. Each object supports a set
of helpful diagnostic functions that include things like a
pretty print Objecct::Dump() method, a Object::Draw() method,
and a Object::Verify() method. I'd like to be able to call these
methods while stepping through a program run. Any chance
that the Visual C++ debugger can make function calls while
stepping?
Thanks in advance for the time you give this matter.
George Celniker
Joe - 26 Sep 2005 21:27 GMT
VC6: Debug / Quick Watch - enter a function expression and Recalculate.
> The visual C++ 6.0 Set next statement is a great tool
> in interactive debugging. Along similiar lines,
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> Thanks in advance for the time you give this matter.
> George Celniker