Thanks Tor,
It's work.
On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 3:33 PM, Tor Lillqvist <tlillqvist@novell.com> wrote:
I success debug with Attach to process solution but I want to debug the
code
that execute when LibO start.
Ah. That is always hard for me because
1) I never remember which source file it is that actually contains the
"main" program of soffice.bin. There are half a dozen or so files with
promising names and/or promising directory names... of course none of them
has any comment giving a short descreiption of its purpose.
2) Once you figure out which file actually is the real main, you then need
to build that stuff with debug=t, open the soffice.bin in VS (does VS like
that, does it understand that it is a normal executable even if called .bin,
don't know), and I guess set in the "project's" properties PATH so that it
includes the URE/bin and Basis/program directories, and then just start it
under the debugger.
Occasionally I have found it easier to just add a "volatile int hang=1;
while (hang);" loop in the main program or some other low-level enough
function, once I find it, and start it normally and just attach soffice.bin
in the debugger, break it, set breakpoints, set hang to zero, and
continue...
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