DEBUGGING problem

[haneeshkb]

Hi,
I am using Borland c++ 5.5 version for my application development.whe n I am using some GUI codes in my application I couldn't able to debug the program.. If the program contains only console application codes it can debug. can anybody help me ?

[weaknessforcats]

Are you using debug versions of your GUI code?

[BorlandDelphi]

I think GUI is not for Windows. In the new project set up that oprtion. I think!

I'm Borland User, say if you need a help

[weaknessforcats]

What I meant to say was that in order to debug, there must be code in your executable to support the debugger. That code is put there by the compiler only when you make a debug build. You cannot use your debugger on just any old code.

As long as your files and any libraries you use are debug libraries, then you should be able to use your debugger.

[haneeshkb]

Can you please tell me how to set up that option in the project..

I think GUI is not for Windows. In the new project set up that oprtion. I think!

I'm Borland User, say if you need a help

[haneeshkb]

What I meant to say was that in order to debug, there must be code in your executable to support the debugger. That code is put there by the compiler only when you make a debug build. You cannot use your debugger on just any old code.

As long as your files and any libraries you use are debug libraries, then you should be able to use your debugger.

I haven't written any code for debug purpose( you mean some preprocessor directives) .How can I add those codes into my existing application or is there any other way / or any other third party debuggers to support these??

[hsn]

What I meant to say was that in order to debug, there must be code in your executable to support the debugger. That code is put there by the compiler only when you make a debug build. You cannot use your debugger on just any old code.

As long as your files and any libraries you use are debug libraries, then you should be able to use your debugger.

good to know that
thanks

hsn