Debugging in device emulator
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Hi folks,
I'm trying to debug my app inside of device emulator (Windows Mobile 5) with
VS2005. When I'm trying "Start debugging", app is deployed on emulator, executed
there, but all my breakpoints are not working. Breakpoints looks like circle
frame with small exclamation sign and tooltip says "The breakpoint will not
currently be hit. No executable code is currently loaded at this location".
For sure it's debug configuration, emulator connected through DMA and I have
no other devices or emulator instances running..
Does anyone have ideas how to get it working? ;)
regards,
Alexey.
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