I would wait for the second edition .. in the mean time you can also
read up on things like symbol servers and source servers in his column
for MS ... bugslayer
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/find/default.aspx?type=Ti&phrase=Bugslayer&words=exact
He has articles on much of the material in his
Debugging Applications for Microsoft .Net and Microsoft Windows, John Robbins
-- the bible on this; also covers setting up a "symbol server" so that you'll
get symbols from the .Net libraries and the Windows APIs as well!!
I see the also has a new book "Debugging Microsoft .NET 2.0 Applications"
Oooh--I stand corrected.
Thanks!
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The PDB files not being distributed to the client machine. The PDB
files include the mapping information for the line numbers. You
generally do not want to include these files as well.
Cheers,
Greg
On 10/10/06, Franklin
Roy IIRC by default release builds compile /debug:pdbonly so they
should be created.
Cheers,
Greg
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A 'release' build doesn't include the .pdb file the framework needs to
include those I think. You can also not get line #s if you don't copy
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The PDB files not being distributed to the client machine. The PDB
files include the
A 'release' build doesn't include the .pdb file the framework needs to
include those I think. You can also not get line #s if you don't copy
the proper .pdb file to the same folder where the .exe or .dll is
running from I think.
HTH,
-Roy
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The lock of debugging information, which is in the PDB file.
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The PDB files not being distributed to the client machine. The PDB
files include the mapping information for the line numbers. You
generally do not want to include these files as well.
Cheers,
Greg
On 10/10/06, Franklin Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What could cause the line number not to be
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