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The library contains both C# and C++ code. Maybe this is the reason?
I see a strange thing. This dll is used in another app. When I start the app, attach to it with a debugger and place breakpoints to some function, I get the breakpoint triggered. Now I load the dll in my app, which is simple and where I run the same function, this breakpoint is not triggered. This sounds vague and no details at all, but I can provide more info. -
Hi @Alex83
Thanks for your post!
Just to confirm, is this C# and native C++?
.Net Reflector doesn't support unmanaged code so that likely is the issue, I'm afraid.
For the issue where the debugger isn't stepping into the breakpoint, I wonder if VS has loaded a different pdb file than the one that Reflector has made.
If you start debugging and then go to Debug>Windows>Modules, where does it show that the pdb file is being loaded from?
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It decompiled roughly half of 2000 methods. And of course, it did not decompile methods I need most.
Any help is appreciated.
I use VS 15.8.0
Reflector 10.1.7.1602 vspro
Alex