问题
I have a project whose output is a library (.lib). The project depends on a third party library (also a .lib). In order to avoid projects built on top of my library having to worry about this third party dependency, I have used the librarian to include it in mine (Project Properties > Librarian > General > Additional Dependencies).
However, when I build a separate executable project which links to my library, I get a bunch of warnings along the lines of:
MyProject.lib(someThirdPartyObjectFile.obj) : warning LNK4099: PDB 'vc110.pdb' was not found with 'MyProject.lib(someThirdPartyObjectFile.obj)' or at '\vc110.pdb'; linking object as if no debug info
This means (I assume) that I will be able to debug any code belonging to my library, but not to the third party library.
How can I instruct Visual Studio to also include the contents of the third party library's PDB in mine?
回答1:
The static library has probably been moved, so the compiler can't find the symbols from it. You have several options:
- change debugging format to /Z7, which embeds the debug info in the code (whereas /Zi and /ZI put it in a separate file).
- change the output configuration of the pdb file (for VS2005 it was
Settings > C++ > Output Files > Program Database File Name, probably similar in VS2010).
You can find more information here and here.
回答2:
Go to Property Pages (Alt+F7) Linker, All options, Generate Debug Info set into No Position
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14268019/including-pdb-files-with-librarian-in-visual-studio