Two Questions
From: RJJ (RJJinvalid_at_Munged.c0m)
Date: 08/11/04
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Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2004 18:05:43 +0100
Hi,
Firstly, I've just taken on a large project that looks like it's been
designed by a 2 year old. It's absolutely jam packed with very large macros
which invoke other large macros that use do/while, switch/case,
token-pasting, gotos etc. which I'm finding very difficult to debug. Is
there a piece of software/utility that will unravel/unroll/convert these
ridiculous structures into inline functions, or is there a way to "force"
the complier to single step through them in debug mode (visual c++ v6.0 on
XP).
Secondly, I trying to write some information out to a file from a dll I'm
debugging. Under what circumstances would the program seem to trace through
the code on a single step debug session but not create the file on the hard
drive (discount file space, incorrect filename etc - the code works in a
separate win32 project).
Any help appreciated,
RJJ.
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