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Module & Class detection

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HarryBurtonCSharpDetection - 28 Feb 2008 20:57 GMT
Hi

I'm looking for a tool to retrive informtion in which class/module a running
C# program executes code.

Just to avoid setting huge amount of break points :)
Richard Blewett - 29 Feb 2008 07:42 GMT
> Hi
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> Just to avoid setting huge amount of break points :)

Hi Harry,

two questions:

1. Where do you want to access this information from - inside the executing
method (for logging, etc) or from outside the process?
2. What do you mean by "the module". Do you mean the *assembly*? the
*module*? or the *C# code file*? (it is possible for an assembly to be made
up of more than one module - a module being the physical housing of the
binary, the assembly being the logical deployment unit)

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HarryBurtonCSharpDetection - 29 Feb 2008 20:38 GMT
Dear Richard,

I want to analyse an assembly ... outside the process ..

reason: I should entry in a written project to correct/change a few bugs -
but I'm not willing to set huge amounts of breakpoints to figure out in which
routine the error occure - so I wanna trace the assembly

But since I have the source I'm open for other ideas too

thanks,
regards
Harry

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> up of more than one module - a module being the physical housing of the
> binary, the assembly being the logical deployment unit)

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