How to debug vi-plug-ins by using visual studio

How can I debug the vi-plug ins (which are .dll project) and are loaded into the process of vpxclient.exe?

Using visual studio 2008, anyone?

In the properties for the project, just the value Debug "Start external program" and then select the Vpxclient.exe in the folder of the Launcher.  Now, to build with debugging, press F5 to go and breakpoints in your plugin (.dll) should break when loading your plugin (if it is loaded correctly).

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    1>c:/Users/Marek/Documents/Visual Studio 2010/Projects/BlackBerry/Test/OpenGL/src/bbutil.c(894,1): error : undefined reference to `glTexParameteri'
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