JIT Compilation for win form app

[Big D]

I am working on a win app, and when testing it, I encounter an error that
results in a dialog opening and giving me a generic error (object ref not
set to instance of an object or the like). It doesn't tell me what the ref
or obj is, and doesn't give me a line number. Isn't this part of JIT??? I
get that when working in ASP.Net apps.

I am building it in debug mode.

My Machine.config file in 1.1 is updated to inclue <system.windows.forms
jitDebugging="true" />, but that had no effect. There is no
Applicaiton.config file that I can find that is generated by studio... if it
exists, does it superceed the setting is Machine.config?

Isn't studio considered a JIT Debugger? I guess I don't understand. ;-)

Thanks,

MCD

[Alvin Bruney [MVP]]

No, it's running your code and finding a null reference to an object.
Compile the code, before you run it, press CTLR + ALT + E, then Alt + B,
then Enter. That will stop you at the point of exception. To remove:
CTLR + ALT + E, then Alt + O, then Enter

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I am working on a win app, and when testing it, I encounter an error that
results in a dialog opening and giving me a generic error (object ref not
set to instance of an object or the like). It doesn't tell me what the ref or obj is, and doesn't give me a line number. Isn't this part of JIT??? I get that when working in ASP.Net apps.

I am building it in debug mode.

My Machine.config file in 1.1 is updated to inclue <system.windows.forms
jitDebugging="true" />, but that had no effect. There is no
Applicaiton.config file that I can find that is generated by studio... if it exists, does it superceed the setting is Machine.config?

Isn't studio considered a JIT Debugger? I guess I don't understand. ;-)

Thanks,

MCD