I having trouble debugging (in VS2005) a classic ASP application that
calls a VS2005 class library.By setting the breakpoint in the ASP code
and using code type, script, and attaching to the dllhost.exe (using
IIS 5.0), I can break and debug in the ASP code (that I initiated

 I was wondering if already exists a visual tool to examine a trace file
generated with some tracelistener.
I'm specifically thinking to a visual tool to manage the output generated by
the XmlWriterTraceListener.

I have more then 5 projects in one solution. (c# VS 2005)
GUI , BOL , DAL , Common Library , Extended Grid Component etc.
All are compiled as strongly named assemblies.
I am using public key(generating this key from public/private pair, securing

Has anyone experienced issues after having installed VS2005 with TeamShare on
top of a system that previously had working versions of VS2003, VSTO 2003,  
and MS Office Professional 2003(SP1) installed ?  I've just installed VS2005
with TeamShare, and since then, I've been unable ...

I have a question when debugging dotnet code when attaching vb6.exe code to this process.
i get an error like :
unable to attach the process. there is no managed code running in the process. INorder to attach a process with the .NET Debugger, managed code must be running in the ...

I have a problem which i havent had till today. I dont know what can i have
done but now when i want to start debugging my project a window appears
telling me that there is no debugging information for my project (yes im
compiling it in debug mode)

I have been searching for information on what could be happening and i get
this:
When i start debugging my project the error message which syas that it is
built either with optimizated code etc etc appears.Then i open the modules

Hi to all,
i am (at least try to...) debugging a solution i created.
This is a main windows project and it reference a .dll project, both are in
the same solution.

I have an app I need to debug in VS2003 (.Net 1.1). It references only MS
.Net dll's. I'm singel-stepping through and execute this line:
XmlSerializer serializer = new XmlSerializer(typeof(History));
and the Output pane tells me this:

Dear Sir/madam,
Please let me know how to change the Border color of Drop Down List (Server
Control) in ASP.Net.
If I do programatically also not effecting the color.

I have a huge application thats written in C and C++. I am using VS
.NET as the IDE.
The application throws a runtime error (unhandled exception) and I am
trying to find a pattern to these abnormal program termination.

As an exercise, I have been porting a C64 emulator to C# to v2.0 of the runtime, and as is common with emulators, they tend to
have large switch statements for emulating the CPU instructions.  When stepping through code in this method, the debug step speed
is horribly slow.  In ...

Appart from the problem i have published before there is another issue (i
dont know if it has some relationship with the later problem or not):
In some part of my program the debugger doesn't let me step  over
instructions of the program

I'm using a release VS 2005 Enterprise Arch. from an MSDN sub which has been
stable for months. The only installs I've done lately are the new WinFX
goodies, beta 2 flavor.
But I have not used them yet.

I am working on bringing a program written in VS2003 and .net 1.1 over to
VS2005 and .net 2.0 and am running into a problem with some of my variables.
I am getting a warning message:
Variable <name> is used before it has been assigned. A null reference