Good old & dirty printf() debugging in a non-console C++ application or DLL.

Jaime Olivares

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26 Jul 2011CPOL

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Plain old console output is still a valuable debugging tool, even when used in a GUI application.There are many tools here in CP that can be combined with console output like:CConsole - a simple console for debug output[^]Creating a console for your MFC app's debug output[^]You can use...

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Jaime Olivares

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Computer Electronics professional, Software Architect and senior Windows C++ and C# developer with experience in many other programming languages, platforms and application areas including communications, simulation systems, PACS/DICOM (radiology), GIS, 3D graphics and HTML5-based web applications.
Currently intensively working with Visual Studio and TFS.

Good old & dirty printf() debugging in a non-console C++ application or DLL.

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