Not able to step into...again?

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Brett Romero

My.EXE project does a file reference to a A.DLL. I have the PDB for
A.DLL. A.DLL inherits from B.DLL, which I file reference and also have
the PDB for. The method I'm referencing in my.EXE is a type of A but
derives from B. When the debugger gets to this method and I step into,
it skips right over the code.

Any idea why it isn't stepping into?

Thanks,
Brett
 
Brett Romero said:
My.EXE project does a file reference to a A.DLL. I have the PDB for
A.DLL. A.DLL inherits from B.DLL, which I file reference and also have
the PDB for. The method I'm referencing in my.EXE is a type of A but
derives from B. When the debugger gets to this method and I step into,
it skips right over the code.

Any idea why it isn't stepping into?
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DebuggerStepThroughAttribute?
 
Brett said:
My.EXE project does a file reference to a A.DLL. I have the PDB for
A.DLL. A.DLL inherits from B.DLL, which I file reference and also have
the PDB for. The method I'm referencing in my.EXE is a type of A but
derives from B. When the debugger gets to this method and I step into,
it skips right over the code.

Any idea why it isn't stepping into?

Thanks,
Brett
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A possiblity would be if one of the DLL's is unmanaged code, if so you
need to check the option in VS2005 to debug unmanaged code.

Paul
 
The thing is, this use to work just fine. Now I can't step into any
method in another DLL.

Brett
 
This is working now. I had to get latest on all of the DLL projects,
build them locally and reference the DLLs. It's as if the PDB files I
had suddenly became obselete.

Brett
 
This stop working again : (

I have now included one of the DLLs as a project rather than file
reference. Sometimes I can step into a method and sometimes not. Any
one have "any" what gives?

Thanks,
Brett
 
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