Im currently modifying a small logic inside an existing DLL (VB 6.0) . I have an executable to test the Dlls execution. Im trying to step into the Dll code. I tried opening the Dll project and the test exe project in 2 different IDE and trying to set break points in them so that I can step through. I tried the other way of grouping the exe project to the Dll project. Both ways it doesnt get into the Dll code. I'm little confused with the compiled version. Without compiling the Dll and adding it as a refernce, i cannot create the .exe application or run into in Full compile (Ctrl + F5), but if i create that dll, then i believe the exe is referencing the compiled Dll than the project.

Should i do something different when the line of code where the Dll call is made is about to run, so that i can step into that ?

In one of the threads it was written to reference the .vbp file of the dll project.. i dont know if that can be done.. can someone help me.. its a littel urgent..

I'm using Visual Studio 6.0, the DLL is in VB and the calling test app is also a VB standard exe project...

Thanks mates,
Anand