.net and native dll debugging.

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Hi Folks,

I have search on search engines for previous dicsussions dealing with this..
but didnt find em any useful... so here I am..
I am having a .NET (BV.NET) application. I am calling a managed dll(C#),
which inturn is calling a native dll (c++). OK. Now in the VB.NET
application, I also add the project of C3(dll). Now while debugging the
VB.NET app, I can step into the source code of c#(dll). But whent he c#
code(dll) calls the native dll, the native app is not getting launched for
source-level debugging. I have also enabled the unmanaged code debugging in
the VB.NET project..

Please throw some light

Best Regards,
 
Vishuonline said:
I have search on search engines for previous dicsussions dealing with
this.. but didnt find em any useful... so here I am..
I am having a .NET (BV.NET) application. I am calling a managed
dll(C#), which inturn is calling a native dll (c++). OK. Now in the
VB.NET application, I also add the project of C3(dll). Now while
debugging the VB.NET app, I can step into the source code of c#(dll).
But whent he c# code(dll) calls the native dll, the native app is not
getting launched for source-level debugging. I have also enabled the
unmanaged code debugging in the VB.NET project..
Click to expand...

Just the obvious, I am afraid - was the native DLL compiled for
debugging and are the symbols (.pdb files) available (usually in the
same folder as the DLL)?

Richard
 
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