VMDebugger vs VS2008
I am hitting a problem with debugging a program running in a VM, I am using Visual Studio 2008, VMWare Workstation 6.5.3 build-185404, Vista Ultimate 64 bit, and VMDebugger 1.5. I have a VS solution...
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I don't believe so. In all of these cases it has been very difficult to find a reproducible case. Can you give us very specific information about your solution layout and projects? The more specific...
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What more information do you want? It has multiple C# projects, most of which are dlls and 1 executable. There is also a setup project. Name wise, the start up project is somewhere in the middle....
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Mostly, I'm looking for folder structure like what you see in the Solution Explorer and whether there are any nested projects or solutions. If not, a quick map would be nice, like: 30 C# dll...
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That is pretty much the form of one of my projects. Another project just had 3 C# executables and 2 setup projects. My startup project was the one in the middle....
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Pretty sure vmdebugger does not support .net, only native debugging
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I suppose that could be true, but I find it hard to believe. My understanding from the documentation, is that the integration is quicker/easier way to connect to the debug monitor running in the VM. If...
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No, I'm pretty sure that the Live (aka remote) Debugging section works with C#. It's just replay debugging that doesn't work with C#. I don't 100% remember, but the blog post I wrote a while ago when...
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Just checked. You're right. Remote debugging supports everything, Replay supports only native. Startup project error seems to indicate that our startup project detection code is not meshing well with...
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I didn't say I have multiple startup projects. I said in one case I had multiple exe products that COULD be startup project. For instance, I a solution that has multiple sub projects that each produce...
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Ok, sorry, just to clarify, you had said "It only seems to work if/when there is only one possible startup project." What did you mean by this? Either a project is or isn't a startup project, so can...
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I have this problem reproduced right now.In this solution I have 4 C# executables, 1 library, and 4 setup and deployment projects. All four c# executables have just one 1 form running a simple gui. The...
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Ok, great, thanks. I have sent this thread to the engineer who works on the VMDebugger now and he will take a look.
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Hi, I've been following this thread with great interest, and I seem to have found a possible answer. I too, have this problem, and I have narrowed it down to the fact, that the solution contains...
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Has this issue been solved yet? I have not seen any more comments on it. Thanks.
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I found that the problem goes away if you drag the active project out of a solution folder and put it at the top level. Just click the project, and drop it on the top line in the Soution window -- the...
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I am hitting a problem with debugging a program running in a VM, I am using Visual Studio 2008, VMWare Workstation 6.5.3 build-185404, Vista Ultimate 64 bit, and VMDebugger 1.5. I have a VS solution...
View ArticleRe: VMDebugger vs VS2008
I don't believe so. In all of these cases it has been very difficult to find a reproducible case. Can you give us very specific information about your solution layout and projects? The more specific...
View ArticleRe: VMDebugger vs VS2008
What more information do you want? It has multiple C# projects, most of which are dlls and 1 executable. There is also a setup project. Name wise, the start up project is somewhere in the middle....
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