I’m sure this is an idiot novice mistake (of which I’m both). I’m playing
around with FileSpy to get a feel for IFS filters. Created my own little
function, stuck it in a .c file, called it from within one of FileSpy’s
functions, and added its name to the SOURCES file. Should mention I threw
in an _asm int 3 command to put a break in my function. When Winbag stops
for my int 3 it just skips to the end of the function bypassing all my neat
code. So I viewed the assembler listing and there’s nothing in my function
but an int 3. For fun I interspersed int 3’s thruout my little function
and all of them are there, but none of my other code. It’s compiling okay
in Visual C++ (after cutting and pasting the options from BUILDLOG into the
Project system settings). I also get no errors when I run the Build from
the command line to create FileSpy.
Any ideas?
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