Hi,
I have a very long project done in cpp.
I DO have to use Visual C++ to compile it. The only option I have to compile it is using NMAKE.
I am needing to debug it. So, what I did:
1) Execute my .exe
2) In Visual C++, I am clicking in Debug > Attach to Process and after that I select my process and click in Attach.
3) When I include my first breakpoint, it is with an exclamation symbol and there is a message following it: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. No symbols have been loaded for this document.
Now I have my question: How can I compile my project (remember using NMAKE as descrbed previously) and debug it with "Attach To Process" command?
I have a very long project done in cpp.
I DO have to use Visual C++ to compile it. The only option I have to compile it is using NMAKE.
I am needing to debug it. So, what I did:
1) Execute my .exe
2) In Visual C++, I am clicking in Debug > Attach to Process and after that I select my process and click in Attach.
3) When I include my first breakpoint, it is with an exclamation symbol and there is a message following it: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. No symbols have been loaded for this document.
Now I have my question: How can I compile my project (remember using NMAKE as descrbed previously) and debug it with "Attach To Process" command?
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