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## After rechecking the above settings (sometimes the UI will lose your changes!), click "Close" | ## After rechecking the above settings (sometimes the UI will lose your changes!), click "Close" | ||
# From the menubar, select Target --> Attach Device. If prompted for an image, select NK.NB0 from the OS image dir you used when reflashing the device. | # From the menubar, select Target --> Attach Device. If prompted for an image, select NK.NB0 from the OS image dir you used when reflashing the device. | ||
# The device will finish booting, and you will see some bootup spam in the Output tab of VS. You may see a popup window for "Download Runtime Image" | # XXX I get a prompt asking to locate "nk.exe". Just click cancel? | ||
# | # The device will finish booting, and you will see some bootup spam in the Output tab of VS. You may see a popup window for "Download Runtime Image", ignore it. | ||
# From the menubar, select Debug -> Symbol Search Path. Enter the full path to your dist/bin dir. EG: <code>C:\proj\firefox-wince\dist\bin</code> | |||
= Using the debugger = | = Using the debugger = | ||
XXX Setting breakpoints sometimes requires you to look up the symbol's address using the watch window, and then to set a breakpoint in the disassembly view. Use MSVC context specifiers to specify the dll, e.g.: {,,xul.dll}SomeFunction to specify "SomeFunction" inside xul.dll (note two commas). | XXX Setting breakpoints sometimes requires you to look up the symbol's address using the watch window, and then to set a breakpoint in the disassembly view. Use MSVC context specifiers to specify the dll, e.g.: {,,xul.dll}SomeFunction to specify "SomeFunction" inside xul.dll (note two commas). | ||