Hello, dear all,
I have a solution that contain the managed project and unmanaged
project source code, and managed project will use the unmanaged
project as a library. The debugging in the managed code is fine. But
when the instruction run into unmanaged function, it can not step into
the unmanaged code.
Is this a fault of the VS2005?
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>I have a solution that contain the managed project and unmanaged
>project source code, and managed project will use the unmanaged
project as a library. The debugging in the managed code is fine. But
when the instruction run into unmanaged function, it can not step into
the unmanaged code.
In your project's settings, change the debugger type to allow Mixed
(both native and managed code).
Dave
On 7 6 , 8 30 , David Lowndes <Dav...@example .invalidwrote:
I have a solution that contain the managed project and unmanaged
project source code, and managed project will use the unmanaged
project as a library. The debugging in the managed code is fine. But
when the instruction run into unmanaged function, it can not step into
the unmanaged code.
In your project's settings, change the debugger type to allow Mixed
(both native and managed code).
Dave
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