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08-26-2004 10:16 PM
08-26-2004 10:16 PM
Can you switch off Debug Info for CPQHOST.EXE
Does anybody know the answer to that question? A colleague of mine has sent me an email of which it's contents are shown below:
Steve,
It seems that cqmhost.exe is set to output dedug trace lines.
Is it possible to switch this off? When we leave any of our in house code running in debug mode to try and trace problems etc. Our debug results files are floodded with trace information from code we are not trying to test. This can run into hundreds and thousands of lines we have to sift through when we are just trying to debug our software. Shortened example below.
cqmhost.exe (processid 2148)
2148: pdhResult of first call for ReadBuffer = -2147481646
2148: pdhResult of first call for WriteBuffer = -2147481646
2148: ReadBuffer[0] = 0.000000
2148: WriteBuffer[0] = 0.000000
2148: AvgDisksecPerReadx10000[i] = 0
2148: AvgDisksecPerWritex10000[i] = 0
2148: ReadBuffer[1] = 0.002150
2148: WriteBuffer[1] = 0.006064
2148: AvgDisksecPerReadx10000[i] = 1
2148: AvgDisksecPerWritex10000[i] = 1
2148: ReadBuffer[2] = 0.007110
2148: WriteBuffer[2] = 0.065844
2148: AvgDisksecPerReadx10000[i] = 2
2148: AvgDisksecPerWritex10000[i] = 2
2148: ReadBuffer[3] = 0.000000
2148: WriteBuffer[3] = 0.006397
2148: AvgDisksecPerReadx10000[i] = 3
2148: AvgDisksecPerWritex10000[i] = 3
2148: ReadBuffer[4] = 0.006974
2148: WriteBuffer[4] = 0.031372
2148: AvgDisksecPerReadx10000[i] = 4
2148: AvgDisksecPerWritex10000[i] = 4
Is there a switch to stop the executable writeing out debug traces.
Pete.
Steve,
It seems that cqmhost.exe is set to output dedug trace lines.
Is it possible to switch this off? When we leave any of our in house code running in debug mode to try and trace problems etc. Our debug results files are floodded with trace information from code we are not trying to test. This can run into hundreds and thousands of lines we have to sift through when we are just trying to debug our software. Shortened example below.
cqmhost.exe (processid 2148)
2148: pdhResult of first call for ReadBuffer = -2147481646
2148: pdhResult of first call for WriteBuffer = -2147481646
2148: ReadBuffer[0] = 0.000000
2148: WriteBuffer[0] = 0.000000
2148: AvgDisksecPerReadx10000[i] = 0
2148: AvgDisksecPerWritex10000[i] = 0
2148: ReadBuffer[1] = 0.002150
2148: WriteBuffer[1] = 0.006064
2148: AvgDisksecPerReadx10000[i] = 1
2148: AvgDisksecPerWritex10000[i] = 1
2148: ReadBuffer[2] = 0.007110
2148: WriteBuffer[2] = 0.065844
2148: AvgDisksecPerReadx10000[i] = 2
2148: AvgDisksecPerWritex10000[i] = 2
2148: ReadBuffer[3] = 0.000000
2148: WriteBuffer[3] = 0.006397
2148: AvgDisksecPerReadx10000[i] = 3
2148: AvgDisksecPerWritex10000[i] = 3
2148: ReadBuffer[4] = 0.006974
2148: WriteBuffer[4] = 0.031372
2148: AvgDisksecPerReadx10000[i] = 4
2148: AvgDisksecPerWritex10000[i] = 4
Is there a switch to stop the executable writeing out debug traces.
Pete.
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