Hi, so I'm messing around with the dynamic code loading... and I've got it working nicely... the only small annoyance I have right now is the following:
When I put a breakpoint in a source file that is part of the dynamic loaded code it works, as expected.. Until I do a re-compile of the dynamic code. Then it doesn't work anymore and I have to remove the breakpoint and add it again in visual studio to get it to actually break again...
The new .pdb file for the dynamic code dll gets loaded correctly, but the breakpoints that were in the dynamic code just become useless..
I don't know if this is the best I'm going to get but maybe you guys have a workaround?
Many thanks :D
When I put a breakpoint in a source file that is part of the dynamic loaded code it works, as expected.. Until I do a re-compile of the dynamic code. Then it doesn't work anymore and I have to remove the breakpoint and add it again in visual studio to get it to actually break again...
The new .pdb file for the dynamic code dll gets loaded correctly, but the breakpoints that were in the dynamic code just become useless..
I don't know if this is the best I'm going to get but maybe you guys have a workaround?
Many thanks :D
Edited by mindspyke
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Did you try adding a lock file (hmh day39) ?
In hmh, the problem was that the dll file was written and reloaded before the new pdb file was written and so the pdb couldn't be loaded at the same time as the dll by Visual Studio.
In hmh, the problem was that the dll file was written and reloaded before the new pdb file was written and so the pdb couldn't be loaded at the same time as the dll by Visual Studio.
Could you provide us the code, or a simplified version that has the problem ?