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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).

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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]