RE: There is no source code available for the current location
From: David Williams (DavidWilliams_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 06/28/04
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Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 11:06:03 -0700
Normally when I see this message it is due to attempting to debug into an assembly that is no longer associated with VS.NET. I.E. I have a component that I wrote sometime ago that teh source code is not on this system.
There is one other time that I have seen this happen which is when the assemply that I am debugging has been set to read-only, I re-complied it in a different instance of VS.NET and the current copy of the DLL did not get updated. Now when I attempted to debug, as the source lines no longer match the IL, I would get this message.
HTH
-- David Williams, VB.NET MVP "Frasse" wrote: > Hello all, > > when i'm stepping through my code the IDE suddenly do not find source > code anymore. A window pops up and shows the message "There is no > source code available for the current location". > > How can i get rid of this feature/bug? > > I have built all from scratch ,cleared all precompiled files, > unchecked the "Unmanaged code debugging" checkbox. Still the same > message. >
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