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I have 3 projects in a VS6 workspace.
One is the main program, which calls – depending on configuration – one or both other progams. To call the other programs a exe is executed.
If I want to debug and set breakpoints in one of the subsequent programs, I get an error that breakpoints could not be set and have been deactivated.
Are there any VS6 settings I can check?
This is a legacy tool and neither the architecture nor VS6 can be changed. To make things worse I am not very familiar with VS6.
I don’t remember exactly the behavior of VC6, but i think you can start 3 instances of Visual Studio, each containing one of the projects (you’ll have to create 3 different workspaces). Within each instance you can debug one program. This at least worked with later Visual Studio 2005.