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I don't think I'll be able to spend the time required to create a simplified example, but I'll tell you what I can. We're hosting our Wcf Service in a Windows Service and using the Net.Tcp protocol with sessions enabled. Another thing we found was a dialog when trying to set a breakpoint saying that the dll we were debugging had been optimized. In the debugging session, I'm installing the Windows Service on my development box and running it under the Local System account (lots of rights). Then I start VS2010 and attach to the process with the debugger and set a breakpoint in my code. Once I step into the DLLs where the error occurs (Microsoft.Synchronization.Data and Microsoft.Synchronization.Data.SqlServer) I find that Step Over sometimes skips over several lines of code at once, so I always use Step Into instead. In a couple of instances, it seems to return from the middle of a method, several levels higher in the call stack for no apparent reason. Hope this helps... / comments
I don't think I'll be able to spend the time required to create a simplified example, but I'll tell you what I can. We're hosting our Wcf Service in a Windows Service and using the Net.Tcp protocol...
I'm experiencing this also, in my case I'm debugging a Windows Service, so I have to run the service, than attach the debugger to it. Visual Studio 2010. Maybe that's the problem? It's really annoying because I have to step through a LOT of code to get to the place I want to debug. OTOH, it's better than nothing! [image] / comments
I'm experiencing this also, in my case I'm debugging a Windows Service, so I have to run the service, than attach the debugger to it. Visual Studio 2010. Maybe that's the problem? It's really annoy...
The message appears between the upper graph and the lower code pane and it's there all the time, no matter which time zone I choose. I think you're right about the XAML, so we're going to simplify it more and more until we find the issue.
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The message appears between the upper graph and the lower code pane and it's there all the time, no matter which time zone I choose. I think you're right about the XAML, so we're going to simplify ...
The source code line specified by the PDB file appears to be
The source code line specified by the PDB file appears to be invalid.
I have a WPF app that's using 50% CPU just sitting there, so I downloaded the trial version of ANTS 4.1 and profiled it. I poin...