Re: printf from DLL
bluemooseking@gmail.com wrote:
I'm using VC++ Express 2005 on a WinXP box. I wrote a little console
program to test out some code I wanted to try. Everything worked
great, but I've tried to turn the console program into a DLL now.
However, when I call this DLL, none of the printf's I've written in my
code execute. I can put breakpoints on the printf's and step though
them... everything seems to work, but the little black window that
used to appear when this was a console program doesn't pop up now to
tell me what's going on.
Can I use printf's from within a DLL?
Your problem unfortunately cannot be explained in terms of standard
C++ language. You need to ask in the newsgroup where "DLL" is on
topic. I recommend the newsgroup for your OS.
<offtopic>
You changed the executable type from "Console" to "Windows EXE" and
the Windows exe does not have the console windows you're so used to.
</offtopic>
If you need another method for debug printouts, you can always open
some file for append (like a log file), fprintf, and then close it.
V
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