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Don't particularly want to use a different debugger (unless there is no option). &nbsp;Are you saying that there is no way of doing this through Visual Studio 6?
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Don't particularly want to use a different debugger (unless there is no option).  Are you saying that there is no way of doing this through Visual Studio 6?

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I have an MFC project (Visual Studio 6) which utilises a Visual Basic dll exporting a class library. &nbsp;If I create an instance of a class from the VB dll in the MFC dll and add a watch to the variable, the only value I see is m_pInterface which is a pointer to the exported interface. &nbsp;Ideally I would like to be able to view the class member variables through the watch window. &nbsp;Is there any way of doing this?<br />
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I have an MFC project (Visual Studio 6) which utilises a Visual Basic dll exporting a class library.  If I create an instance of a class from the VB dll in the MFC dll and add a watch to the variable, the only value I see is m_pInterface which is a pointer to the exported interface.  Ideally I would like to be able to view the class member variables through the watch window.  Is there any way of doing this?



Displaying class debug info for an imported class using QuickWatch.

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