Subj : Re: Using Turbo Debugger and GetProcAddress
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Corey Sellers
Date : Wed Dec 15 2004 03:51 pm

Thanks for you quick reply!

The problem is before I call the function, the DLL isn't loaded so the
debugger can't load the symbol table.  However, once I call the function,
the debugger's status says "RUNNING", and I can't break into it (hitting
Ctrl-Break doesn't do it).   Once the function has completed, then I can get
control again, but by then its too late.

>>> Ed Mulroy [TeamB]<dont_email_me@bitbuc.ket> 12/15/04 3:08 PM >>>
Do View|Module
In the right listbox load the symbol table for the DLL

..  Ed

> Corey Sellers wrote in message
> news:41c0a285$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> I am using Borland C++ version 5.01, and I have a piece
> of code that looks like this:
>
> int FAR PASCAL (*func)( data* mydata );
> (FARPROC)func = ::GetProcAddress( hDLL, "MyFunction" );
>
> if ( func )
>    func( mydata );
>
> The code runs fine, but there is a problem that I need to
> debug.  However, Turbo Debugger will not allow me to
> debug into the function returned from GetProcAddress
> (it just steps over it), even though the associated dll has
> been compiled with debug information.

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