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Lee Crabtree - 11 May 2006 17:13 GMT
I'm debugging an app that uses a DLL from a separate solution.  In
Visual Studio 2003, I could perform a "Step Into" from one solution (in
its own instance of Studio), and I would step into the appropriate place
in the other solution (also in its own instance of Studio).

I've recently downloaded Visual C# Express 2005.  Is this something that
I'm not going to be able to do with the Express edition?

Lee Crabtree
Lee Crabtree - 11 May 2006 17:30 GMT
Silly me.  Figured out I was trying to step into a Release version DLL
with no debug symbols.  Durrrr.

Lee Crabtree

> I'm debugging an app that uses a DLL from a separate solution.  In
> Visual Studio 2003, I could perform a "Step Into" from one solution (in
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