[sldev] Maybe I'm making progress

[Laurence Brickner]

Mike,
Well, just for example media_plugin_base.  Breakpoints in
media_plugin_base.cpp get disabled when the app is launched.  I think the
problem is the decision at link-time to throw away the debug info for the
whole sub-project because one library doesn't have it.  It really sounds
like a compiler switch or command line option, but I haven't found it.

Thanks,

Larry  

-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Monkowski [mailto:monkowsk at fishkill.ibm.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, January 05, 2010 14:17
To: brickrte at odyssey.net
Cc: 'SLDev Mailing List'
Subject: Re: [sldev] Maybe I'm making progress

The warnings are usual, but they don't prevent me from debugging.  Which 
sub projects are you trying to breakpoint?

Mike


Laurence Brickner wrote:
> Follow up.  Well I'm back to successful compiles and launching again but
> still have the original problem of  massive LNK4099 warnings (mostly about
> the APR-1 library) which prevents me from setting breakpoints etc. in the
> affected sub projects.  They default to linking as no debug.
> 
> Again, I'm using XP pro.  VS2005 Enterprise fully installed (All updates
on
> Auto).  VS2008 is also installed but not used.
> 
> After extracting the zips to C:\SnowGlobe I ran develop.py -G VC80 from
the
> console while in indra\newview.  Seemed to work fine.  (Got lots of CMAKE
> passing messages).  Next I ran develop.py build the same way.  All using
> python 2.6.
> 
> After all that, I opened VS2005 and opened the solution.  Been working in
> the ide ever since. (about 4 days).  Eventually now have fought my way
back
> to that original problem.