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Andrew
Hi all,
This morning the application ran smoothly. But just now when I debug n rerun
it again, this problem emerged.
I get the following message pop-up when running my application.
eg:
There is no source code available for the current location.
[Show disassembly] button
I don't understand what the contents of the disassembly window means.
There is a link to "C:\HL7\nHapi.Base\SupportClass.cs", which is actually
not the file directory I was referring to. Anyway, I put a copy of my file in
that directory, but still there is the same result.
--- C:\HL7\nHapi.Base\SupportClass.cs
------------------------------------------
00000000 push edi
00000001 push esi
00000002 mov esi,ecx
00000004 mov edi,edx
00000006 cmp dword ptr ds:[011094C8h],0
0000000d je 00000014
0000000f call 794C0C27
00000014 push dword ptr [esp+10h]
00000018 mov edx,edi
0000001a mov ecx,esi
0000001c call dword ptr ds:[04C40614h]
00000022 nop
00000023 mov eax,dword ptr [esp+0Ch]
00000027 mov byte ptr [esi+14h],al
0000002a nop
0000002b pop esi
0000002c pop edi
0000002d ret 8
Any advice ?
Thanks.
Regards,
Andrew
This morning the application ran smoothly. But just now when I debug n rerun
it again, this problem emerged.
I get the following message pop-up when running my application.
eg:
There is no source code available for the current location.
[Show disassembly] button
I don't understand what the contents of the disassembly window means.
There is a link to "C:\HL7\nHapi.Base\SupportClass.cs", which is actually
not the file directory I was referring to. Anyway, I put a copy of my file in
that directory, but still there is the same result.
--- C:\HL7\nHapi.Base\SupportClass.cs
------------------------------------------
00000000 push edi
00000001 push esi
00000002 mov esi,ecx
00000004 mov edi,edx
00000006 cmp dword ptr ds:[011094C8h],0
0000000d je 00000014
0000000f call 794C0C27
00000014 push dword ptr [esp+10h]
00000018 mov edx,edi
0000001a mov ecx,esi
0000001c call dword ptr ds:[04C40614h]
00000022 nop
00000023 mov eax,dword ptr [esp+0Ch]
00000027 mov byte ptr [esi+14h],al
0000002a nop
0000002b pop esi
0000002c pop edi
0000002d ret 8
Any advice ?
Thanks.
Regards,
Andrew