We have a lot of C++ code that we have been moving to .NET.
When enabling the /clr on our projects, we have found that we can
debug *either* the managed code OR the unmanaged code.
In order to debug the unmanaged code, we select "Native Only" as the

When I run this in the VS.Net debugger:
bool SomeClass::GetData(VariantLikeThing *pValue, size_t
ord, unsigned long ulRowID, bool *pbDeleted)
{

I have multiple project in my solution. Let said one web application
project, one window service application, and multiple class project.
I have one class (ProcessCls) that is referenced to web application and
window service. (Web app and window service referenced to this class

In need of some help.
Back in VS 6.0 I used the memory window a lot to see what I had in buffers,
variables & pointers and it worked fine. Now in VS .NET I can't get anything
to show in the memory window, if I drag/drop the name of a string to the

I'm using VS.NET 2002 and it generally works OK but when I debug it starts
jumping all over the place. It'll be half way through a function and then
jump to a different function that isn't even running. Instead of
highlighting the line it's on it often highlights some whitespace ...

 Microsoft Dev Env 2003   7.1.3088 and .NET Framework 1.1 1.1.4322
 And with the default Debugger Data Changed Fonts n Colors settings in
options is Red on changes in the debug watch window, this is fine for the
Local and Auto, on the Watch window, the Data Changed is NOT becoming ...

i am trying to debug some design-time compenents. i have
instructions from this article.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/03/04/Design-
TimeControls/default.aspx

If I have a variable in a C++ program:
std::string s("Hello world");
"Hello world" is displayed in the locals window as the value of the
variable.

I have a problem with visual studio...
Sometimes when i build a project, the development
environment does not build the resource files anda gives
me that same error...

I am trying to debug the unmanaged VC++ application and
somehow it does not hit the breakpoint. Breakpoint
appears with "?" and the output window shows
'myapp.exe': Loaded 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\ntdll.dll', No

a c# app of mine that parses 30,000 xml files writes large
amounts of data to flat file (> 2GB) using a streamwriter
object (sw). everything works fine except that the memory
used by the app grows linearly during execution and

I have desinstalled VS.NET 2002 and VB6 in order to install VS.NET
2003. Everything is working properly, except when there is an
exception : I receive the message "JIT debugging failed with the
following error: 0x800405a6" in place of the normal message box

if you put a breakpoint in a function in any module (i.e. miPI.cpp)....the
debugger only stores the line + module name, but not the function name.
So if you're debugging an application that has multiple dlls, and several of
them have a module with the same name (it can be different ...

When I run my asp.net site, it happens to me sometimes
that my iis server doesn't respond anymore (don't receive
a requested website anymore). When I go back to Visual
Studio.NET 2002, I try to press the stop-button, but

I'm getting the following error when I try to run a
simple windows application .Net project in VS .Net 2003
on a Win XP Pro SP1 machine:
"Error while trying to run project: Unable to start