C# Breakpoint problem

[Cahlein]

Hi There,

I am trying to set a breakpoint in some C# code. It is a
dll that is called by C++ code.

In order to call the C# code I use regasm with
the /codebase and /tlb options, I have created the dll
and tlb in both the C# project directory and in the
calling C++ project directory.

The breakpoint has a question mark in it. I have
encountered this problem before in C++ code and it was
just a matter of setting the output directory to the
solution directory. However, that is not the case for
this code.

Any suggestions?

[Arild Fines]

Cahlein wrote:

Hi There,

I am trying to set a breakpoint in some C# code. It is a
dll that is called by C++ code.

In order to call the C# code I use regasm with
the /codebase and /tlb options, I have created the dll
and tlb in both the C# project directory and in the
calling C++ project directory.

The breakpoint has a question mark in it. I have
encountered this problem before in C++ code and it was
just a matter of setting the output directory to the
solution directory. However, that is not the case for
this code.

Any suggestions?

Copy the .pdb's over to the C++ project dir.

--
Arild Fines

http://ankhsvn.tigris.org
A Visual Studio .NET Addin for the Subversion version control system.

[Arild Fines]

Cahlein wrote:

Hi There,

I am trying to set a breakpoint in some C# code. It is a
dll that is called by C++ code.

In order to call the C# code I use regasm with
the /codebase and /tlb options, I have created the dll
and tlb in both the C# project directory and in the
calling C++ project directory.

The breakpoint has a question mark in it. I have
encountered this problem before in C++ code and it was
just a matter of setting the output directory to the
solution directory. However, that is not the case for
this code.

Any suggestions?

Copy the .pdb's over to the C++ project dir.

--
Arild Fines

http://ankhsvn.tigris.org
A Visual Studio .NET Addin for the Subversion version control system.

[Leslie Tassey]

Hello,

Thank you for your suggestion on how to, however the C# .pdb file is
already in the C++ project directory, I have cleaned and rebuilt the
solution to eliminate the possibility that the .dll, .pdb, and .tlb
files are out of date.

Any other suggestions?

Thanks in advance.


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[Leslie Tassey]

Hello,

Thank you for your suggestion on how to, however the C# .pdb file is
already in the C++ project directory, I have cleaned and rebuilt the
solution to eliminate the possibility that the .dll, .pdb, and .tlb
files are out of date.

Any other suggestions?

Thanks in advance.


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