Breakpoint in the invoked assembly

[Boni]

Hi all,
I dynamically load assembly and call invoke. But in this case I can't set a
breakpoint in the source code of the assembly. So my question is:
I need a way to break somehow in the dynamically loaded (.Load(byte[]))
assembly. Can I set programmatic brekapoint, if yes how ?
Thanks
Boni

[Oleg Starodumov]

I dynamically load assembly and call invoke. But in this case I can't set a
breakpoint in the source code of the assembly. So my question is:
I need a way to break somehow in the dynamically loaded (.Load(byte[]))
assembly. Can I set programmatic brekapoint, if yes how ?

If you app's design allows, try to use another version of Load
(Load(byte[], byte[]) and pass the contents of the assembly's PDB file
in the second parameter. Then you should be able to debug the assembly
on source level, including breakpoints.

Regards,
Oleg
[VC++ MVP]

[Boni]

Thanks Oleg,
I will try that.
"Oleg Starodumov" <com-dot-debuginfo-at-oleg> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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I dynamically load assembly and call invoke. But in this case I can't set
a
breakpoint in the source code of the assembly. So my question is:
I need a way to break somehow in the dynamically loaded (.Load(byte[]))
assembly. Can I set programmatic brekapoint, if yes how ?

If you app's design allows, try to use another version of Load
(Load(byte[], byte[]) and pass the contents of the assembly's PDB file
in the second parameter. Then you should be able to debug the assembly
on source level, including breakpoints.

Regards,
Oleg
[VC++ MVP]