Debugging Shared Source Code (Windows CE 5.0)
In the Platform Builder IDE, all code handling functionalities are available, regardless of whether a section of code is shared source, or code you have written. For example, you can use call stacks, memory, watch windows, variables, registers, and breakpoints.
Within a debug session in the IDE, debugging a run-time image that uses both public and private code is seamless.
The IDE loads the source code file if it is available for a component. You can also use the OSDesignView tab to manually locate and open the code, and manually set breakpoints on any section of public or private code.
For more information, see Tools for Debugging and Testing.
See Also
Using Shared Source Code in an OS Design
Last updated on Thursday, February 02, 2006
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