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Hi,
vb.net windows app compiled in debug mode.
Using dbgCLR I have associated it with the target exe.
I have opened the appropriate .vb source file of the module that I want to
look at.
Tried setting a breakpoint in this module but it was ignored by the exe
I set a stop statement into the code and that compiled exe stops ok but I
can't see how to get the source code display to show where the program is .
If I keep single stepping it just keeps stepping in the disassembly window.
My goal essentially is to debug in a similar manner as the IDE.
Is this possible?

Thanks
Bob
Jul 21 '05 #1
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