[TRNSYS-users] CVF6.6

[David Bradley]

Max,
 The first thing to make sure of is that you need to rebuild the DLL 
with your Types from the newly installed CVF. I would also recommend 
deleting all of the intermediate files that CVF has created in making 
the new DLL. These are usually in the ..\Trnsys16_1\Compilers\...\Debug 
and ..\Release folders and have the extension *.obj
Kind regards,
 David


Max Werlein wrote:
>
> Dear TRNSYS users,
>
> I have written a type with CVF 6.6. Y could Debug it without any 
> problems before. After reinstalling the computer, I installed both 
> TRNSYS and CVF again implemented my typs, and the simulations run 
> without a problem. When I try to debug the tzpes in CVF the simulation 
> does not stop at the b reakpoints. The simulation just run trough (or 
> gives an error) but does not stop at the setted breakpoints. I suspect 
> the DF60.PDB file to have to do something with the problem because 
> when I debug sometimes CVF asks locate the DF60.PDB file. I indicate 
> the location in the userlibs\debug and then the CVF gives and error 
> and needs to be closed. After this procedure the project does not seem 
> to be debugable anymore. I am a bit confused! Maybe someone can help me?
>
> Tanks in advance
>
> max
>
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