Re: breakpoint disabled in dll

A good start is where it was created. The DLL usually has a reference to the directory
where the .pdb file is found. Next best choice is the same directory in which the DLL
*currently* exists. I've done both, and I've never seen it fail to find the symbols.
joe

On Mon, 28 May 2007 22:56:06 +0800, "xiaoliu" <liuwenqing306@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

by the way, i have the .pdb file,where should i put it when debug

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