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"Modules" window shows only managed modules(dlls, exes) not native ones

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renegade_master_12121@yahoo.co.uk - 26 Apr 2007 15:10 GMT
In Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, I have written a simple console app
in c# and am stepping the code in the debugger.
Now, I come from a C++ background and am just starting out in C# and I
am quite used to seeing all the dlls that get loaded into my process
in the "modules" window - see here ( http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t70/doktah/cppproj.png
) for an example with a C++ project.  With my C# project, however I
only seem to get the managed modules shown  - see here (http://
i157.photobucket.com/albums/t70/doktah/csharpproj.png ) even though
(I'm pretty sure) that modules like mscorlib.dll will themselves  be
loading kermel32.dll etc.

Is there a setting that I can change to show all the modules that
really get loaded when debugging C# (and VB.NET come to that) - or am
I missing something?

Thanks

Simon
David Lowndes - 26 Apr 2007 15:57 GMT
>Is there a setting that I can change to show all the modules that
>really get loaded when debugging C# (and VB.NET come to that) - or am
>I missing something?

Simon,

I don't know if it'll work, but you could try changing your project's
debugging setting to mixed mode.

Dave

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