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Hi Jessica,
Sorry for the delay getting back to you. I've been working on other tasks. I've performed the first two steps you mention, and debugging is definitely activated for the target DLL, and a PDB has been generated by .NET Reflector. I cannot run the final step, however, as Visual Studio 2010 does not have a "Browse to find .pdb" option when right-clicking on DLLs in the Modules tab. I'm assuming this was added in a later VS release. As it stands, the .NET Reflector cache directory is at the top of the Symbol File Locations list when selecting Symbol Settings... from the right-click menu in the Modules tab. The only thing approaching an error that I'm seeing is in the Command Window tab, which I happened to have opened. It has a single line in it reading:
Module not found: <MyTargetDLL>.dll
Considering that the code is running the way it's supposed to, but I just can't debug into the DLL, this error seems odd. The module is obviously present.
Thanks,
RPGCoder / comments
Hi Jessica,
Sorry for the delay getting back to you. I've been working on other tasks. I've performed the first two steps you mention, and debugging is definitely activated for the target DLL, and ...
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