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I recently received my update to Microsoft C 6.0.  This release contains
a "complete" development environment (i.e. editor, make facilities, debugger,
source browser/cross referencing tool) with pull-down menus and mouse support.
Overall it looks pretty good.  However, I'm having trouble generating an
.EXE file with CodeView symbol table information from within the menu
system.  If I enter the compile and link commands directly from the DOS
command line (with the appropriate options for CodeView) I get CodeView
source level debugging information compiled into my file, no problem.
However, if I set the options in the menu system (Microsoft calls it the
Programmer's Workbench or PWB) to compile for CodeView and do a make, when
I then go into CodeView I am informed that there is no symbol table information
available for source level debugging.  I am then invited to do my debugging in
assembly language.  Is anyone out there in net land aware of a bug in
the 6.0 programmer's workbench?  Have I overlooked something (I set all
the appropriate Build, Compile, and Link options as per the manual)?