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| ~dr.sci-fi |
env: winXP, VS2003, office2003
hi all,
i'm having strange problem while trying to debug my C# application. All the
breakpoints in the code turn to "?" when i start debugging, and the tooltip
on the breakpoint says: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. No
symbols have been loaded for this document".
the output window also shows "No symbols loaded" message next to my EXE
file.
i verified, i'm in debug bulid mode and "Generate Debug Info" option is true
for proect settings.
i even tried to reinstall VS2003 on my machine, but no luck.
is it a bug or what? can some one help how to fix it?
TIA
- sci
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| one |
Normally this mean the logical path(s) of the program will not hit that breakpoint. If this is the case, try putting the breakpoint right at the start of the program. e.g. Main()
HTH
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env: winXP, VS2003, office2003
hi all,
i'm having strange problem while trying to debug my C# application. All the
breakpoints in the code turn to "?" when i start debugging, and the tooltip
on the breakpoint says: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. No
symbols have been loaded for this document".
the output window also shows "No symbols loaded" message next to my EXE
file.
i verified, i'm in debug bulid mode and "Generate Debug Info" option is true
for proect settings.
i even tried to reinstall VS2003 on my machine, but no luck.
is it a bug or what? can some one help how to fix it?
TIA
- sci
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| Robert Gruen [MSFT] (VIP) |
sci,
It sounds like the symbols you have are not lining up with the binaries
you're generating. Do the following:
1. Verify that you are in debug mode and not release mode.
2. Verify that the timestamp of the .pdb file is the same as the .dll or
.exe that you're generating. If they are not, remove all of the binaries
and recompile your entire solution.
3. If the additional assemblies you are trying to debug are not part of
your solution (i.e. other projects), go under the properties for the
solution and be sure to include the "Debug Source Files" and "Debug
Symbol Files" locations of the additional assemblies you're trying to debug.
Thanks! Robert Gruen
Microsoft, VB.NET
This posting is provided "AS IS", with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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#i'm having strange problem while trying to debug my C# application. All the
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#on the breakpoint says: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. No
#symbols have been loaded for this document".
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#the output window also shows "No symbols loaded" message next to my EXE
#file.
#i verified, i'm in debug bulid mode and "Generate Debug Info" option is
true
#for proect settings.
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#i even tried to reinstall VS2003 on my machine, but no luck.
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#is it a bug or what? can some one help how to fix it?
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#TIA
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#- sci
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| JasonG |
That worked for me - Thank you.
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| lj |
i met the same problem.And it likes more serious.The visual studio i used is chinese version 1.0.The situation appears just in some parts of my code when trying to debug the application.While the other files in the same project can break successfully.i doubt it is a bug.
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| Anthony Feeney |
Select your project and select menu item "Properties" under "Project".
Under "Configuration Properties" select "Build".
Ensure that for your Debug configuration that "Generate Debugging Information" is set to True.
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| Alex Pecoraro |
Check out this thread. This solution worked for me.
http://www.wilsondotnet.com/Tips/ViewPosts.aspx?Thread=6
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