Unable to Start Debugging

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Vikram Jain

Dear All

When I try to deploy and debug in pocket pc emulator its work fine. but
in case of Target Device (Armv4I) ,its not allowing to debug the
application,where as it gives message deploy suceeed.


Please share with me your valubale solution.

Regards
Vikram Jain
 
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Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]

How is it connected to your development box? This happens when you hit F5?
Are you sure that the application isn't already running?

Paul T.
 
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Vikram Jain

Thanks paul for your concern.


I am able to connect the target device by both ethernet and USB as well.
Yes it is case when I use option Start Debugging.

I am sure my application is not running.


The breakpoints are able to hit in case of Pocket PC emulator,but when I
try to deploy my application on ARM based Device, I am unable to get the
breakpoint caught. The device allows us to deploy the application from both
ethernet and Active sync(USB) . Is it problem with OS Image..?

Waiting for your reply.

Regards
Vikram Jain
 
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Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]

No, I don't think that there are any OS image problems that would prevent you
from debugging something, unless that something is in ROM (or part of
nk.bin). If you are really deploying the application and all DLLs that it
depends upon and none of those are actually built into the OS, then it should
work. Not hitting break points usually comes down to 1) code doesn't match
executable, 2) code not compiled for DEBUG, 3) code where breakpoint is set
is not being executed for some reason (you think that you're replacing some
system DLL, but are not, so your code isn't being executed). If you have a
solution with several subprojects, make sure that each subproject's target
device is set correctly to the target device, not the emulator.

Paul T.
 

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