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Thursday, January 17th 2008, 2:40pm
To see what is in app->exec() you will need source of that function. And since you problably use trial of commercial version. Simply forget about it.
Another this that for debugging there is also symbols map file. And that also is needed.
But there is hope for you, if you can read asm output
Another this that for debugging there is also symbols map file. And that also is needed.
But there is hope for you, if you can read asm output
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Thursday, January 17th 2008, 4:30pm
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Originally posted by macabre13
To see what is in app->exec() you will need source of that function. And since you problably use trial of commercial version. Simply forget about it.
Another this that for debugging there is also symbols map file. And that also is needed.
But there is hope for you, if you can read asm output
I am using commercial edition, and I can find the .cpp file in $(QTDIR)\src.
I am also using visual assist. It can find the declaration of the function (QApplication.h), but cannot find the .cpp file.
Saturday, January 19th 2008, 7:23am
Originally posted by CrackedMind
No .cpp no debug!
it's wrong.
i have the same trouble with Open Source Edtion and Visual Studio 2008 Express Edition.
'Zi' option used in generated qt .vcproj files. For debugging is need 'ZI' option.
I think it will solve the problem.
Hi
I tried ZI, but it seems not working
Saturday, January 19th 2008, 10:54am
Originally posted by googling
Originally posted by CrackedMind
No .cpp no debug!
it's wrong.
i have the same trouble with Open Source Edtion and Visual Studio 2008 Express Edition.
'Zi' option used in generated qt .vcproj files. For debugging is need 'ZI' option.
I think it will solve the problem.
Hi
I tried ZI, but it seems not working
Not your project! Qt libraries...
So you can code punk?