Hi,
My application has a location that the debugger can't step through, and
that locks the program up when running outside the debugger. I have tried
moving code blocks but haven't been able to make any sense out of it.
There is another problem that causes the Win Forms of my application to
suddenly disappear, and also their icons on the taskbar. The program is
still running, but when I try Just-In-Time Debugging the debugger displays
("Wait for the Debugger to finish loading" when I try to Pause the program;
so I can't see what's going on. Some times screwing around in Windows
causes the Win Forms to reappear, for instance plugging in a memory stick.
These problem are with 2003 Enterprise, they appear to be fixed in 2005
Beta, but my application is for the DOD and beta software is not allowed.
Is there an ETA for the removal of the word "beta"?
Thanks,
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Mark
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Mark,
Without seeing your code, it's very hard to determine what the source of
the problem could be.
As for the removal of the word beta, there is no set timeline, but I
would expect sometime in the first half of 2005.
Hope this helps.
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news:9F******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi,
My application has a location that the debugger can't step through, and
that locks the program up when running outside the debugger. I have
tried
moving code blocks but haven't been able to make any sense out of it.
There is another problem that causes the Win Forms of my application to
suddenly disappear, and also their icons on the taskbar. The program is
still running, but when I try Just-In-Time Debugging the debugger displays
("Wait for the Debugger to finish loading" when I try to Pause the
program;
so I can't see what's going on. Some times screwing around in Windows
causes the Win Forms to reappear, for instance plugging in a memory stick.
These problem are with 2003 Enterprise, they appear to be fixed in 2005
Beta, but my application is for the DOD and beta software is not allowed.
Is there an ETA for the removal of the word "beta"?
Thanks,
--
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