Nicolas Gendron wrote:
On Windows XO, here is what I'm doing :
- make sure "config.nmake" is OK. I actually have "LOCAL_LDFLAGS=/DEBUG /MACHINE:$(TARGET_MACHINE)" uncommented
- make disclean
- make all
- start Visual Studio 2008 (Team System Development Edition)
- open Wireshark.exe
- try to put a breakpoint in "epan\packet-goose.c"
- start the debugging
My breakpoint becomes disabled because "no symbols have been loaded for this document"
Things should work just fine ...
So: (starting with some basic random questions):
1. Did you open Wireshark in VS via File ! Open ! Project Solution
...\wireshark-gtk2\wireshark.exe ??
2. If so: Can you "step in" (F11) to Wireshark and get a display
of lots of "Loading symbols ..." in the bottom status VS bar
before eventually getting a display of gtk/main.c source ??