ID: Q113064
1.30 1.30.200 Windows kbtool kbdocerr
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The "Source Profiler User's Guide" documentation states that CVWIN.DLL, VTD.386, and WINDEBUG.386 are required to run the Microsoft Source Profiler with Microsoft Windows. This is incorrect. Profiler just requires CLONEDBG.DLL to operate under Windows.
Microsoft Source Profiler, versions 1.2 and earlier, require VTD.386, CVWIN.DLL, and WINDEBUG.386 to operate under Windows. These are now obsolete; all these functionalities are now implemented with CLONEDBG.DLL.
Do not make any modifications specified under the section "Modifying Your Windows Configuration" in Chapter 1, "Installing the Microsoft Source Profiler" of the "Source Profiler User's Guide," which is part of the "Professional Tool User's Guide" shipped with Microsoft Visual C++ product. However, make sure that CLONEDBG.DLL is available in your path (preferably in your main Windows directory).
This to be a problem in the documentation provided with Visual C++ for Windows, versions 1.0 and 1.5.
The engine that implements the WinDebug() API, which was needed by both CodeView and Profiler, used to be implemented in CVWIN.DLL. This DLL required the presence of WINDEBUG.386. The Profiler also required the presence of VTD.386 to get accurate timings.
WinDebug() is now implemented in CLONEDBG.DLL, and therefore both CVWIN.DLL and WINDEBUG.386 are obsolete. Additionally, Windows 3.1 has a default virtual timer device built in, so VTD.386 is obsolete.
KBCategory: kbtool kbdocerr KBSubcategory: TlsMisc Additional reference words: 1.30 386Enh SYSTEM.INI 386 enhanced mode
Keywords : kb16bitonly TlsMisc
Version : 1.30 1.30.200
Platform : WINDOWSLast Reviewed: July 20, 1997