I am having problems with the amount of resources that VS.NET is taking up
while debugging my ASP.NET application. When I step through the code, it
increases the amount of memory consumed and when I stop the debugger, it
still holds onto the memory and just builds up over each debug ...

We are trying to set up debugging on a Remote Server however we can not get
it to work, unless we give all the users administrative rights. Is there
anyway to set this up?

I've made a class generator using CodeDom, and it is
working fine, but whem i try to compile the class
generated I got some CS1003 syntax errors.
But terrible thing is that there isn't any error at all !!

Okay - this is the problem
We have a large project (20+ developers) that we have put into VSS.
For months, this has been working fine.
All of a sudden, the developers started reporting that they could no

i have an application which is taking hell a lot of time
in debug mode , where as when i execute the same
application in non-debug mode , itz coming out in a
fraction of minute . this problem had started since i had

Ok i've posted a similar posting in the general area. I
just installed c++ .net 2003 on my computer yesterday but
whenever i debug a program, the output screen disappears
and the debugging window tells me that symbols didn't

Hi,
When I start Visual Studio 2003, I get a list of projects in the startpage. I was wondering if theres a way  to remove some of them from that page.
thanks ahead,
Angel

Can someone tell me if there are any licensing restrictions to distributing
the Remote Debug Components?  I would prefer to have it installed on our
customers' units so that we can debug problems in the field remotely if
necessary.

 I notice in the debugger that the _size member of a Queue is 0 even tho
its been initialised, is it always 0 on construction and not the default
size? So on the first .Enqueue(object) it will then grow.  Weird, why is the
_array memeber set to 32 (also the same value as ...

I'm having a weird problem  now on a machine when I'm
working on a project from a web server and when I rebuild
that solution the coding changes do not take affect.  Any
changes to the .ASPX file work fine it's the changes to

When attaching to process from visual studio, there's couple of
options for debugger(native,clr, script...).Is there any way to do the
same from DTE.Debugger?
For some reason Process.Attach() has no arguments..

I'm having a problem remote debugging my C# project:
I'm running VS.NET 2003 on a win2k machine and the remote machine is
win98. I've installed remote debugging on remote.
My network doesn't use domains - maybe that's a problem ?

In VC++ 6.0 I could redirect input to and output from the program being
debugged by placing my input file in the desired directory and specifying the
directory in the "working directory" field in the debug options.  For example,
I would put

We're developping an application in unmanaged C++ and we want to use
an in-house managed C++ library.  In order to compile our solution, I
had to set certain options like "use managed extension" but we have a
big problem now.  We can't debug anymore ! I set the debugger type to

OK, I've posted about this before, but it's getting worse, so I'm going to
try again.  I used to automatically get the Call Stack and Autos or Locals
windows when I was debugging.  Now, even if I manually go to Debug -->
Windows and choose one of these, they are non-functional.  No ...