RE: VS.NET 2003, often won't stop at breakpoints, at wits end!
- From: "Pavel A." <pavel_a@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 15 Dec 2005 03:19:02 -0800
Hi,
We've seen same problem recently with native c++ program.
Do you have any other debug/profile tools installed, like Compuware
devpartner?
--PA
"Matt Greer" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I post this message in desperation. Not stopping at breakpoints while
> debugging is a very common problem with my use of VS.NET 2003 and I'm
> hoping someone can shed some light.
>
> I am using:
> -- Visual Studio.NET 2003 version 7.1.3088
> -- Windows XP Pro, with Service Pack 2, version 5.12600 build 2600
> -- Coding in C#
>
> I am already sure that:
> -- I am running in Debug mode
> -- Generation Debugging Information is true for all projects
> -- the DEBUG preprocessor constant is defined
> -- The breakpoint is enabled
> -- The breakpoint should be traversed (ie that section of code really
> is executed)
> -- the pdb file for the assembly is present in the same directory as
> the assembly and exactly corresponds to that version of the assembly.
> -- The Modules window shows the assembly is loaded and with symbols.
>
> Also:
> -- I have cleared the VS cache under <username>/local
> settings/application data/assembly
> -- I've completely wiped my local copy of the project and re-obtained
> it from source control
> -- and even more, this computer was recently formatted and reinstalled
> with a fresh copy of Windows and VS.NET
>
> And finally :) :
> -- It appears to be totally random. My solution contains a mixture of
> native and .NET projects. I can get it to stop at breakpoints in
> certain projects just fine. If I attempt to start debugging from a
> project that is wokring ok and attempt to step into the problem
> project, I get a "No source code is available at this location" error.
> -- Coworkers working on the same project have no problem debugging on
> their machines.
>
>
> I have this problem all the time. And the solution almost always seems
> to be completely random. Sometimes rebooting my machine does it.
> Sometimes relaunching VS. Sometimes switching over to release and back
> to debug mode. But no solution ever seems to work reliably. It's
> driving me crazy and really making me wish I had a job coding in Java
> :)
>
> Thanks for any ideas,
> Matt
>
>
.
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