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Debug messages generated by kDebug() and kWarning() are not unless application is compiled in so-called CONSOLE subsystem. To show these messages in WINDOWS subsystem, you can use DebugView tool, coming from SysInternals (currently acquired by Microsoft). | Debug messages generated by kDebug() and kWarning() are not unless application is compiled in so-called CONSOLE subsystem. To show these messages in WINDOWS subsystem, you can use DebugView tool, coming from SysInternals (currently acquired by Microsoft). | ||
[http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/utilities/debugview.mspx More informations] | → [http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/utilities/debugview.mspx More informations] | ||
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Debuggind with DebugView
Debug messages generated by kDebug() and kWarning() are not unless application is compiled in so-called CONSOLE subsystem. To show these messages in WINDOWS subsystem, you can use DebugView tool, coming from SysInternals (currently acquired by Microsoft).