Re: Break points with a "?"




> I am trying to debug a MS VC++ .Net 2003 dll. The target application is
> in VB6.0.
> Break points are inserted in the code. When the dll is run in the debug
> mode (F5), the target application runs, but does not break at the
> inserted break points. There is always a question mark (?) in the
> break point when the dll is attached to the process. This would mean
> that the .pdb file is not update. But I have "cleaned" and "re-build",
> the new .pdb files are generated, yet it does not break at the inserted
> break-points. Any suggestions would be of great help.
>

In Modules window, check the path the DLL is loaded from.
Is it possible that it gets loaded from an unexpected location?

Also, is this DLL native or managed?

Regards,
Oleg
[VC++ MVP http://www.debuginfo.com/]



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