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I have created a debug class (Debugg) that formalises the writeline approach
to application development where the app. is run on a target out of VS
control. This is meant to be an alternative Remote Debug. In each class
that you want to debug, you create a separate instance of the Debugg class.
There is then methods to log entry and exit with functions and log messages
in between.
It all gets written to one file (single threaded app assumed).
The class borrows from the debug messaging in Windows CE.
It could easily be extended to support output to a serial port, a network
client etc.
Cheers
http://ce-aus.spaces.live.com/default.aspx
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David Jones
Software Developer
(Embeddded Systems)
Victorian Partnership of Advanced Computing
Melbourne, Victoria Australia
to application development where the app. is run on a target out of VS
control. This is meant to be an alternative Remote Debug. In each class
that you want to debug, you create a separate instance of the Debugg class.
There is then methods to log entry and exit with functions and log messages
in between.
It all gets written to one file (single threaded app assumed).
The class borrows from the debug messaging in Windows CE.
It could easily be extended to support output to a serial port, a network
client etc.
Cheers
http://ce-aus.spaces.live.com/default.aspx
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David Jones
Software Developer
(Embeddded Systems)
Victorian Partnership of Advanced Computing
Melbourne, Victoria Australia