Debugging C# assembly called from C++

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listerofsmeg - 30 Nov 2004 17:09 GMT

Hi,

I have a C# assembly that is being called from VC6 via COM.

I open the C# project in .Net, set a breakpoint, set debug type to
"program", and specify my C++ app.

F5 runs the C++ app, but my breakpoint never fires?!

The C# dll is not in the GAC, and the build path is different to the
actual path of the dll used by the C++ app. Could this be anything to
do with it? (I cannot change the build path for some reason - it is
greyed out).

Also tried enabling "debug unmanaged code" but this makes no
difference.

Any ideas?

Thanks

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Bonj - 01 Dec 2004 09:53 GMT

> and the build path is different to the
> actual path of the dll used by the C++ app. Could this be anything to
> do with it?

Er.. yes. (Probably.) This is the first thing I'd try. It should register it
on building it, which should set the path that the C++ program uses.

(I cannot change the build path for some reason - it is

> greyed out).
>
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>
> Thanks

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