Debugging question

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Jon Brunson

Is there a way to manually load a pdb file into Visual Studio when
debugging a smart device application?

I'm loading assemblies at run-time using LoadFrom(), and their symbols
don't get loaded, so I can't debug them, which as you can imagine, is
very, very frustrating.
 
Hi Jon

Please try this: After load the assembly from run time, open the
Module window, right click the module name for this newly loaded assembly
and reload the symbols for it.
Some helpful instruction about Modules windows operation can befound
in
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vsdebug/htm
l/vchowusingmoduleswindow.asp

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Is there a way to manually load a pdb file into Visual Studio when
debugging a smart device application?

I'm loading assemblies at run-time using LoadFrom(), and their symbols
don't get loaded, so I can't debug them, which as you can imagine, is
very, very frustrating.

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