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Stepping through c# code in two different solutions

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paul@paullee.com - 27 Sep 2006 11:54 GMT
Hi everyone,
Hopefully someone can help, and that I'm asking in the right place!

I have two sets of solutions, both with source code. The first project
is an executable, the second a DLL. When I place a breakpoint in the
DLL code and step through it, going through
the call stack, the function calls from the first (exe) project are
greyed out, and the development environment asks if I want to view the
disassembly. How can I configure VC# so that I can view, and step
through the code in the exe while in break mode in the DLL?

Many thanks

Paul
TDC - 27 Sep 2006 13:31 GMT
Did you compile them both as "Debug"?

> Hi everyone,
> Hopefully someone can help, and that I'm asking in the right place!
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>
> Paul
paul@paullee.com - 27 Sep 2006 13:49 GMT
Yes.
TDC - 27 Sep 2006 18:16 GMT
Are these in seperate solutions?

How are you starting the EXE (you said you were debugging the DLL and
then wanted to code to step into the EXE so I assume you did not start
your debug stepping with the EXE)?

> Yes.

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