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'''copy -r mybrowser c:\mozilla\unicode\objdir-wm6-debug\dist\bin''' | '''copy -r mybrowser c:\mozilla\unicode\objdir-wm6-debug\dist\bin''' | ||
(or, rather, copy the mybrowser directory into the same directory that contains xulrunner.exe) | (or, rather, copy the mybrowser directory into the same directory that contains xulrunner.exe) | ||
==Setting Up a Project To Use For Debugging== | |||
The Visual Studio WinCE Shunt Library Project has been removed recently, so you will need to create a simple Visual Studio solution with which you can do debugging. | |||
Here are the steps for creating a simple application within Visual Studio 2008 (a.k.a. Visual Studio 9). | |||
1. Start Visual Studio | |||
2. Select ''File | New | Project'' | |||
3. In the left hand window, select ''Visual C++ | Smart Device'' | |||
4. Select ''Win32 Smart Device Project'' in the right hand window | |||
5. Enter a project name (I use "DebugMC" as my project name) | |||
6. Select some location - I keep the location on the same hard disk | |||
partition as the mozilla-central source. | |||
NOTE: The location of your newly created project is not important. | |||
Set the project location anywhere you like. | |||
7. Click the Next button on the Win32 Smart Device Project Wizard to | |||
move to the platform SDK selection page. | |||
8. Using the '<' and '>' buttons, remove the Windows Mobile 5.0 platform SDK | |||
and add the Windows Mobile 6 Professional SDK to the list of selected SDKs. | |||
9. Press the Next button to move to the Project Settings page. | |||
10. Keep all the default settings on the Project Settings page. | |||
11. Press the Finish button to create and open your new project | |||
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==Setting Up Debugging of MyBrowser In Emulator== | ==Setting Up Debugging of MyBrowser In Emulator== | ||
You can debug the MyBrowser XULapp from within Visual Studio by creating a simple Visual Studio Project, and adjusting the deployment device and executable to be run. | |||
You can debug the MyBrowser XULapp from within Visual Studio by | |||
1. Open Visual Studio 2005 (Visual Studio 8) Integrated Development Environment (IDE) | 1. Open Visual Studio 2005 (Visual Studio 8) Integrated Development Environment (IDE) | ||
2. Open the solution | 2. Open the solution you have created for use in debugging | ||
3. In the Solution Explorer, '''right mouse click on the | 3. In the Solution Explorer, '''right mouse click on the debugging project''' | ||
4. Select the '''Properties''' pop-up menu item | 4. Select the '''Properties''' pop-up menu item | ||