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  • Pete Kane
    #1

    VS 2005 Debug Problem

    Hello All, I'm having a problem debugging a project (contained in a solution containing eight other projects), whenever I set a
    breakpoint and press F5, the solution rebuilds itself ok but I then receive a dialog box stating "The following module was built
    either with optimizations enabled or without debug information" <name of errant module is hereTo debug this module, change its
    project build configuration to Debug mode. To suppress this message, disable the 'Warn if no user code on launch' debugger option."
    The project is set to debug but I notice the pdb file is not being copied to the run directory i.e. \bin\debug. The reference to
    this module is \bin\release\my dll.dll, but it is on all the other referenced projects, and their pdb files are copied over ok. Any
    ideas ? I've tried everything I can find "googling" all to no avail, please help !
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    • Ciaran O''Donnell
      #2
      RE: VS 2005 Debug Problem

      It sounds like you have added a reference to all other projects through
      selecting them on the Projects tab of the add reference dialog whereas this
      appears to be added by browsing to it. remove the reference and re-add on the
      projects tab.

      HTH

      Ciaran O'Donnell

      "Pete Kane" wrote:
      Hello All, I'm having a problem debugging a project (contained in a solution containing eight other projects), whenever I set a
      breakpoint and press F5, the solution rebuilds itself ok but I then receive a dialog box stating "The following module was built
      either with optimizations enabled or without debug information" <name of errant module is hereTo debug this module, change its
      project build configuration to Debug mode. To suppress this message, disable the 'Warn if no user code on launch' debugger option."
      The project is set to debug but I notice the pdb file is not being copied to the run directory i.e. \bin\debug. The reference to
      this module is \bin\release\my dll.dll, but it is on all the other referenced projects, and their pdb files are copied over ok. Any
      ideas ? I've tried everything I can find "googling" all to no avail, please help !
      >

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        • Pete Kane
          #3
          Re: VS 2005 Debug Problem

          you're spot on, thanks, what is the difference ?


          Ciaran O''Donnell wrote:
          It sounds like you have added a reference to all other projects through
          selecting them on the Projects tab of the add reference dialog whereas this
          appears to be added by browsing to it. remove the reference and re-add on the
          projects tab.
          >
          HTH
          >
          Ciaran O'Donnell
          >
          "Pete Kane" wrote:
          >
          >Hello All, I'm having a problem debugging a project (contained in a solution containing eight other projects), whenever I set a
          >breakpoint and press F5, the solution rebuilds itself ok but I then receive a dialog box stating "The following module was built
          >either with optimizations enabled or without debug information" <name of errant module is hereTo debug this module, change its
          >project build configuration to Debug mode. To suppress this message, disable the 'Warn if no user code on launch' debugger option."
          >The project is set to debug but I notice the pdb file is not being copied to the run directory i.e. \bin\debug. The reference to
          >this module is \bin\release\my dll.dll, but it is on all the other referenced projects, and their pdb files are copied over ok. Any
          >ideas ? I've tried everything I can find "googling" all to no avail, please help !
          >>

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            • Ciaran O''Donnell
              #4
              Re: VS 2005 Debug Problem

              When you add a reference to the project,. VS records the project id (a guid)
              and then takes the latest output from the build, when you use the file, VS
              always uses the file at that path, you must have added a reference to the
              output from a previous release build.
              Open the project file in a text editor and you should be able to spot the
              diference between the references.

              Ciaran O'Donnell

              "Pete Kane" wrote:
              you're spot on, thanks, what is the difference ?
              >
              >
              Ciaran O''Donnell wrote:
              It sounds like you have added a reference to all other projects through
              selecting them on the Projects tab of the add reference dialog whereas this
              appears to be added by browsing to it. remove the reference and re-add on the
              projects tab.

              HTH

              Ciaran O'Donnell

              "Pete Kane" wrote:
              Hello All, I'm having a problem debugging a project (contained in a solution containing eight other projects), whenever I set a
              breakpoint and press F5, the solution rebuilds itself ok but I then receive a dialog box stating "The following module was built
              either with optimizations enabled or without debug information" <name of errant module is hereTo debug this module, change its
              project build configuration to Debug mode. To suppress this message, disable the 'Warn if no user code on launch' debugger option."
              The project is set to debug but I notice the pdb file is not being copied to the run directory i.e. \bin\debug. The reference to
              this module is \bin\release\my dll.dll, but it is on all the other referenced projects, and their pdb files are copied over ok. Any
              ideas ? I've tried everything I can find "googling" all to no avail, please help !
              >
              >

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