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In article <1993Jan21.132929.3089@aristo.tau.ac.il> bardak@tau.ac.il (Barak Cohen) writes:
>I am writing windows program with MFC (Microsoft found. class) libraries.
>The trouble is that these programs have no WinMain entry point . The entry
>point is through TheApp class. How do I tell CV the entry point in order to
>debug on the source file (*.cpp + *.h)..
>
>
>God bless you all
>
>bardak
>

There is a WinMain entry point, and it is contained in the MFC library.
There is CodeView information available so you can just point the
debugger to those files (c:\c700\mfc\src) when asked at startup.  In
order to get the debug information in your executable, you must be
sure to link with the /CODEVIEW switch.  Also, on the debug versions
of the MFC libraries have codeview information (those variants that
end with a 'd', such as mafxcwD.lib).
-- 
Steven Sinofsky
stevesi@microsoft.com
Disclaimer: I don't speak for Microsoft, BillG does that.