This part describes the ways in which your application can be run. The first chapter describes how to run your application from within PowerBuilder: in debug mode, where you can set breakpoints and examine the state of your application as it executes, and in regular mode, where the application runs until you stop it or an error occurs. The second chapter describes how to collect trace information so that you can analyze performance and evaluate your application's structure. The third chapter describes how to build your application for distribution to users.
Table of Contents
- Debugging and Running Applications
- Tracing and Profiling Applications
- Creating Executables and Components
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- About building PowerBuilder targets
- Creating a project
- Using the Project painter
- Defining an executable application project
- Using dynamic libraries
- Attaching or embedding manifest files
- Distributing resources
- Tracing execution
- Building an executable file and dynamic libraries
- Building proxies and .NET targets
