Windows 98 debugging

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Conrad Albrecht

What are my options to debug a Windows-98-specific bug in
my C# app? I have Visual C++ 6.0 and the .NET SDK (not
Visual Studio .NET), and a standalone Windows 98 test
computer (not near my development computer).

The .NET SDK (with its debuggers) won't install on Windows
98. Is there any way to run the CLR (GUI) debugger
(DbgCLR.exe) on the Windows 98 test machine? I tried
copying DbgCLR.exe to the test machine but it won't run
standalone that way. Can the command-line debugger
(Cordbg.exe) run on Windows 98? Or must I use remote
debugging?

Does the standalone Visual C# product contain the remote
debugger or must I buy the full Visual Studio .NET?
 
The .NET SDK (with its debuggers) won't install on Windows
98. Is there any way to run the CLR (GUI) debugger
(DbgCLR.exe) on the Windows 98 test machine?
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Yes you can install it. But not using the common way. You must
decompress SDK and run msi manually. After that you will have SDK
installed together with cordbg.exe and GUI debugger.

Darko
 
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