Re: debugging MathLink executables
- To: mathgroup@smc.vnet.net
- Subject: [mg10439] Re: debugging MathLink executables
- From: kevinl@wolfram.com (Kevin Leuthold)
- Date: Tue, 13 Jan 1998 02:07:36 -0500
- Organization: Wolfram Research, Inc
- References: <69cp5k$eq7@smc.vnet.net>
I left out an important point in my last message about debugging the sample program factor. Before you start your program in the debugger, you need to tell the debugger what the commandline arguments are. To do this, go to the Project menu, and choose Settings. Click on the "Debug" tab. Choose the "General" category from the pop-up menu. In the text field called "Program Arguments", insert the arguments you want your program to have. For example, give the arguments "-linkmode launch" to have MathLink pop up a dialog box asking you to find the kernel when your program is run. Kevin Leuthold MathLink Group Wolfram Research In article <69cp5k$eq7@smc.vnet.net>, mgh@world.std.com says... > I'm trying to debug a MathLink executable that I've built. I'm on > Windows NT, using Visual C++ 4.2. Has anyone had any experience with > this? > > -- > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Michael Herstine > mgh@world.std.com > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > >