Re: Debugging octave mex files

[Michael Goffioul]

On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 2:35 AM, Trigui, Hafedh (OTT)
<address@hidden> wrote:
> I did not use mex or any other command at octave prompt. I solely relied on 
> compile and build solution from the GUI of VC++.

So you edited the properties of your solution to use mkoctfile to
compile and link your files? Or you're using VC++ compiler and linker
and change the solution properties to redirect it to octave headers
and libraries (btw, does your octave release have import .lib files,
or are you using the libXXX.a files that MinGW usually generates?)

> Then, I manually rename the dll file to a mex file.

Not sure VC++ will still be able to locate debug symbols (.pdb files)
when you rename files. In the VC++ window, you should be able to see a
list of modules loaded, as well as whether VC++ was able to load debug
symbols. This should at least tell you whether the .pdb file
corresponding to your MEX has been loaded or not.

And please, stop using your signature when you send mails to a mailing
list, knowing that your mail will be forwarded to hundreds of people
and archived on the web. This really doesn't make sense and is
irritating.

Michael.

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