debug.launch syntax error

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any body please help me to put debugger.launch(); in my dll project (VC++)

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static bool SampleDbCall ()
{
    debugger.launch(); // syntax error
    
    int retValue = ARRF_ADD_ON_RET_FAILURE;
    ROW record = NULL;
    int logbuflen = 0;
    int i = 0;
    QueryObject *query = NULL;
    ResultSet *results = NULL;
    bool retVal = false;

Posted 9-Jul-14 20:12pm

jishnu123

Updated 9-Jul-14 20:50pm

George Jonsson

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OriginalGriff 10-Jul-14 2:31am

If you have a syntax error, it's probably a good idea to show us the code that caused it...just the line and half-a dozen lines either side for context should do it.
Because without that, we'd have to guess, and that rarely works with computers.
Use the "Improve question" widget to edit your question and provide better information.

jishnu123 10-Jul-14 2:45am

static bool SampleDbCall ()
{
debugger.launch(); // syntax error

int retValue = ARRF_ADD_ON_RET_FAILURE;
ROW record = NULL;
int logbuflen = 0;
int i = 0;
QueryObject *query = NULL;
ResultSet *results = NULL;
bool retVal = false;

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George Jonsson · Answer 1 · 2014-07-09T20:53:00

Solution 1

1. Add

C++

using namespace System::Diagnostics;

2. Spell correctly

C++

Debugger.Launch();

Posted 9-Jul-14 20:53pm

George Jonsson