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Hi Bernhard,

thanks alot. The debugging-properties did the job.

One more question regarding developing in VisualStudio:

Is there a handy way to export all robot data (XMLs, RGBs, subdirs etc)
from the source tree to runtime / runtimed when compiling? (like "make
install" in linux)

For now i create all but the *.dll manually.

best regards
McCriddle


2013/6/20 Bernhard Wymann <be...@bl...>

> Hi McCriddle
>
> Of course you can. I can just speak for VS2008, that's the version I am
> currently using (apart from VS 6). There it is very easy to achieve:
> - Go to the properties tab, then into debugging for the debug version,
> there you fill in what to run (wtorcs.exe and the current working directory
> of it), then you should be able to hit F5 to run it out of the IDE and
> using full debugging.
>
> An alternative is to place a "DebugBreak()" statement in the main.cpp,
> then the window to attach to the process pops up.
>
> Hope this helps
>
> Bernhard
>
>
> On 06/14/2013 10:34 AM, Michael Sieben wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> i have a question to some more experienced users of Visual Studio.
>>
>> I got Torcs 1.3.4 and my own robots to compile in VS and can run
>> wtorcs.exe from runtime and/or runtimed.
>>
>>
>>
>> But is it possible to modify the configuration so i could run and debug
>> torcs with VS? (e.g. use breakpoints, step by step, and inspect
>> variables and classes directly with the VS builtin functions)
>>
>>
>> Thanks in advance to any help.
>>
>> best regards
>> McCriddle
>>
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Hi McCriddle

Of course you can. I can just speak for VS2008, that's the version I am 
currently using (apart from VS 6). There it is very easy to achieve:
- Go to the properties tab, then into debugging for the debug version, 
there you fill in what to run (wtorcs.exe and the current working 
directory of it), then you should be able to hit F5 to run it out of the 
IDE and using full debugging.

An alternative is to place a "DebugBreak()" statement in the main.cpp, 
then the window to attach to the process pops up.

Hope this helps

Bernhard

On 06/14/2013 10:34 AM, Michael Sieben wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i have a question to some more experienced users of Visual Studio.
>
> I got Torcs 1.3.4 and my own robots to compile in VS and can run
> wtorcs.exe from runtime and/or runtimed.
>
>
>
> But is it possible to modify the configuration so i could run and debug
> torcs with VS? (e.g. use breakpoints, step by step, and inspect
> variables and classes directly with the VS builtin functions)
>
>
> Thanks in advance to any help.
>
> best regards
> McCriddle
>
>
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Hi,

i have a question to some more experienced users of Visual Studio.

I got Torcs 1.3.4 and my own robots to compile in VS and can run wtorcs.exe
from runtime and/or runtimed.



But is it possible to modify the configuration so i could run and debug
torcs with VS? (e.g. use breakpoints, step by step, and inspect variables
and classes directly with the VS builtin functions)


Thanks in advance to any help.

best regards
McCriddle