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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / August 2006Debug a C++ DLL from a C# Windows app in VS.NET2005
I have been trying to set breakpoints inside a C++ DLL and running a C# application which calls the exported functions from the C++ DLL. However, when I run my solution in debug mode it always says "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. No symbols have been loaded for this document." where I haved placed the breakpoint. In the properties of my C++ app (which is not managed by the way) Configuration Properties -> Debugging -> Command I have set my C# application. What more do I need to do? >I have been trying to set breakpoints inside a C++ DLL and running a C# > application which calls the exported functions from the C++ DLL. However, [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Configuration Properties -> Debugging -> Command I have set my C# > application. What more do I need to do? There are a few things that can bite you: 1) Make sure you have one and only one copy of the DLL that you want to debug where the IDE is likely to find it 2) If you move it from the development directory, make sure you move the PDB file as well 3) Make sure you have optimizations switched off 4) Make sure you haven't turned off native debugging support as might be the case by default if you are debugging a C# project Regards, Will Thanks Will, I just solved it myself. This is what I did: Properties on the C# app Debug -> Enable unmanaged code debugging Start the C# app Regards, Joachim > >I have been trying to set breakpoints inside a C++ DLL and running a C# > > application which calls the exported functions from the C++ DLL. However, [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > Regards, > Will > Thanks Will, You are welcome. > I just solved it myself. This is what I did: > > Properties on the C# app > Debug -> Enable unmanaged code debugging > Start the C# app That's #4 on my list. Managed projects by default have managed debugging enabled only. Regards, Will
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