Re: Output of printf

Mike Kaganski <mikekaganski -AT- hotmail.com>
Tue, 28 Jul 2020 10:57:25 +0300

On 28.07.2020 10:54, Mike Kaganski wrote:

Hi,

On 28.07.2020 10:27, anshu khare wrote:

So here's what I was trying to do.
In  svx/source/dialog/compressgraphicdialog.cxx, I added a printf statement
in CompressGraphicsDialog::CompressGraphicsDialog() function
and CompressGraphicsDialog::Initialize() function as follows:
printf("Hi");

Then I built a debug version of LibreOffice.
As usual soffice.bin and LibreOffice Dev Personal opened up.

I created a Writer document and inserted a picture in it.
Then I compressed that picture and saved the document.

To my surprise, there was no "Hi" in the Output window and Immediate window
of Visual Studio.
Also, there was no "Hi" in soffice.bin.


Can't confirm: see https://imgur.com/jRyfiat.


But maybe the difference is between "debug" and "dbgutil" (which I use)?

-- 
Best regards,
Mike Kaganski

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Output of printf · anshu khare
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  - Re: Output of printf · anshu khare
    - Re: Output of printf · Mike Kaganski
      - Re: Output of printf · Mike Kaganski
        
        Re: Output of printf · anshu khare
        
        Re: Output of printf · Tor Lillqvist
        
        Re: Output of printf · anshu khare
        Re: Output of printf · Tor Lillqvist
        Re: Output of printf · anshu khare
        Re: Output of printf · Jan-Marek Glogowski
        
        Re: Output of printf · Mike Kaganski

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