Debugging classes from other language

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Alessandro Fragnani de Morais

Hi,

Today I´m a Delphi developer and would like to move to C#. I installed .NET
Framework and .NET SDK, and downloaded the Borland C# Personal to start
reading / testing the environment.

Reading .NET documentation (from the beggining), I found some references
explaining that I (developing in C# would use class libraries and components
written in other languages that also has the .NET as target).

If this is true, my question is simple.

If I, developing in C#, try to use a class library or a component (and
having its source code), developed (let´s say in VB.NET / J#), how will work
while debugging my application (on the IDE, like C# Builder / VS .NET). The
debugging will be possible?

Also, I don´t know, if in this case, its a feature of the IDE or the
framework itself.

Thanks in advance

Alessandro
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Yes, if you have the source code and the compiled version your referencing
is a debug build, and the component has its accompanying pdb file than you
should be able to debug it... I would think that this a function of Visual
Studio and not the framework but I'm not sure...
 
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