call SymFindFileInPath function failed

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hello,everyone. I call SymFindFileInPath function failed,do not know why,this is my code, I hope someone can help me to analyze.

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SymSrvGetFileIndexInfo(pszPath,&SymsrvInfo,FALSE);
BOOL B_Is=SymFindFileInPath(GetCurrentProcess(),
    "srv**d:\\symbols*http://msdl.microsoft.com//download//symbols",
    SymsrvInfo.pdbfile,
    (PVOID)&SymsrvInfo.guid,
    SymsrvInfo.age,0,8,pszFilePath,0,0);
if(B_Is==FALSE)
{
    printf("SymFindFileInPath\n");
    return TRUE;
}
SymSetSearchPath(hProc,"d:\\symbols");

Posted 30-Apr-12 6:53am

C++Kernel

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Richard MacCutchan 30-Apr-12 13:58pm

Your search path(s) do not look correct, they have asterisks and double forward slashes in them. Also the URL starts with msdl rather than msdn.

barneyman 30-Apr-12 19:21pm

msdl is valid for that URL :)

Richard MacCutchan 1-May-12 4:40am

Fine, I was merely getting you to check. But, like so many people who ask questions here you do not have any error checking in your code. When the SymFindFileInPath() call returns FALSE you should call GetLastError() to find out why.

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barneyman · Accepted Answer · 2012-04-30T13:20:00

Solution 1

Have a look at How to use Symbol Server[^] - it might be the double slashes, or the double asterisk, or, (occam's razor) are your symbols present in d:\symbols?

Posted 30-Apr-12 13:20pm

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C++Kernel 1-May-12 2:46am

thank you answer！