debugger doesn't work: "the breakpoint will not currently be hit. the specified module has not been

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orenbt78

Hi All,

I program for WinCE 5.0 device using VS5 .Net compact framework on
WinXP Pro machine. The debugger used to work for a while and then one
sunny day it doesn't stop anymore in the breakpoints. Instead when I
hover with the mouse over the breakpoint (while running) I get the
following error: "the breakpoint will not currently be hit. The
specified module has not been loaded"

Can you please help me? (It's a bit hard to program without a debugger)

Thanks in advance,
Oren
 
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Hi All,

I program for WinCE 5.0 device using VS5 .Net compact framework on
WinXP Pro machine. The debugger used to work for a while and then one
sunny day it doesn't stop anymore in the breakpoints. Instead when I
hover with the mouse over the breakpoint (while running) I get the
following error: "the breakpoint will not currently be hit. The
specified module has not been loaded"

Can you please help me? (It's a bit hard to program without a debugger)

Thanks in advance,
Oren

I think it is because you device has .NET CF Service Pack 1. I have the
same problem since I installed it on my hx4700.

For the moment I haven't seen a solution :S
 
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orenbt78

I forgot to say that I use .NET CF 2.
and that funny thing is that it worked a day before....
 
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lorrainek

I am having the exact same issue! It was working yesterday and today
it stopped working. I am suspecting that it is something wrong with
Visual Studio's automagically generated project file. Are you using
source control? If so, which one? I am using subversion and I don't
use the Ankh add-on, but my co-worker uses the Ankh add-on. I think
that may be the problem... I am going to try reverting my project file.
Worse comes to worse I will have to create a new project and then copy
all the files over.
 

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