Hi all - At first I thought it was a fluke, but I can replicate it:
I am using VS.Net for both managed and unmanaged development. I ran VS.Net, setup breakpoints in my unmanaged program (C++, obviously. :) ), a console application. Debugging works fine. I can go into function, step through functions, go down to the assembly level... Everything works fine. HOWEVER! (There's always a however...) if I then open a C# project in the same VS.Net instance -- I can run programs "under" the debugger -- but breakpoints aren't resolved. So I can debug only so much... Breakpoints remain active, but while the debug executable is running, white question marks overlay the red circles (default coloration for the most part). And an additional twist: if I then open up a second C# project, I can debug that one. And if I reopen the first, I can debug that one then, too. So it seems to be that attempting to debug a managed executable immediately following debugging a managed executable fails -- at least on my machine. Does anyone else see this? Thanks, Andrew You can read messages from the DOTNET archive, unsubscribe from DOTNET, or subscribe to other DevelopMentor lists at http://discuss.develop.com.