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- Subject: Re: <no subject>
- Sent: 4/19/96 11:16 AM
- Received: 4/19/96 11:31 AM
- From: Mark Lanett, mlanett@meer.net
- Reply-To: ODF-Interest@CILabs.ORG
- To: OpenDoc Development Framework Discussion List, ODF-Interest@CILabs.
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- Debugging a shared library is generally not much different than debugging
- an application. Open the symbol file in the debugger, launch a document
- using your part, and then use the Target command in the debugger to start
- debugging. Some debuggers (Jasik and MW Debug) are capable of
- auto-targetting.
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- When you make changes to your part you have to close the document and
- re-launch it. You also need to close the symbol file and re-open it.
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- At 5:40 AM 4/19/96, PIPUS Aurora wrote:
- >I have created an initial project, to which I have added my part
- >specific code, using PartMaker provided with ODF 1.0d11. Nevertheless,
- >when I modify the code and compile it, after several times, the new
- >part seems not to see these changes. For example, if I comment the
- >call to the DoHelloCommand in the DoMenu, the part changes the message
- >displayed by the part.
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- Mark Lanett, ODF
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