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group:Debug problem: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. The specified module has not been loaded"
visual studio .net debugging:
Hey,
I've experienced similar behaviour in Visual Studio 2005. The problem here seems to be the fact that the "modules" being started by the debugger aren't the same as the source you're lediting and building. For example (strongly simplified): I'm editing a project in c:\VS2005\MyProject I'm building the project to c:\VS2005\MyProject\Bin\Debug The debugger starts c:\VS2005\OtherProject\Bin\Debug\project.exe Hence, the wrong project is started! I solved this issue by recreating the entire project from scratch (select "New project" from the Visual Studio menu and manually add all your source files using "Add existing item"). Somehow my project files were totally f##ked up, so recreating these solved the problem. Hope this helps, Alke Wiebenga Ole schreef: [quoted text, click to view] > Hi,
> > Using VS2005 and a windows CE 5.0 device running CF2. Suddenly I can't debug > my C# program from VS2005 - when setting a breakpoint I only see a ring > instead of the normal red dot and when holding the mouse over it I see a > message saying: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. The specified > module has not been loaded". I have no problem when debugging a normal full > framework application. I have not changed anything in my settings (afaik) > and the problem is also present after a reboot and in a total new and > default project !?! > > Searching Google gave no result so any help is highly appriciated. > > Thanks > Ole
Ole schreef: [quoted text, click to view] > Hi, > > Using VS2005 and a windows CE 5.0 device running CF2. Suddenly I can't debug > my C# program from VS2005 - when setting a breakpoint I only see a ring > instead of the normal red dot and when holding the mouse over it I see a > message saying: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. The specified > module has not been loaded". I have no problem when debugging a normal full > framework application. I have not changed anything in my settings (afaik) > and the problem is also present after a reboot and in a total new and > default project !?! > > Searching Google gave no result so any help is highly appriciated. > > Thanks > Ole Oh, sorry for my previous post. My bad!!! :) I kinda read over the part where you say that you already tried starting a new project. The only reason I can think of is that the debugger is screwing up. It loads modules which aren't tied to the source you're editing. Have you checked out the debugger options (symbols etc.) for anything out of the ordinary?
Hi,
Did you check if you have the project in Debug and not in release mode? -- -- Ignacio Machin, ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us Florida Department Of Transportation [quoted text, click to view] "Ole" <ole@blabla.com> wrote in message news:Ojqk9gswGHA.4476@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > Hi, > > Using VS2005 and a windows CE 5.0 device running CF2. Suddenly I can't > debug my C# program from VS2005 - when setting a breakpoint I only see a > ring instead of the normal red dot and when holding the mouse over it I > see a message saying: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. The > specified module has not been loaded". I have no problem when debugging a > normal full framework application. I have not changed anything in my > settings (afaik) and the problem is also present after a reboot and in a > total new and default project !?! > > Searching Google gave no result so any help is highly appriciated. > > Thanks > Ole >
Hi,
Using VS2005 and a windows CE 5.0 device running CF2. Suddenly I can't debug my C# program from VS2005 - when setting a breakpoint I only see a ring instead of the normal red dot and when holding the mouse over it I see a message saying: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. The specified module has not been loaded". I have no problem when debugging a normal full framework application. I have not changed anything in my settings (afaik) and the problem is also present after a reboot and in a total new and default project !?! Searching Google gave no result so any help is highly appriciated. Thanks Ole
The project is in debug mode. Even if I do create a new empty Smart Device
project and don't do anything else than setting a breakpoint at "InitializeComponents" I got the problem ?!? How do I see if the file it actually tries to debug is the same file as the project file? Thanks for your replies! Ole [quoted text, click to view] "Bala" <a_Wiebenga@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:1155908824.053141.276760@74g2000cwt.googlegroups.com... > > Ole schreef: > >> Hi, >> >> Using VS2005 and a windows CE 5.0 device running CF2. Suddenly I can't >> debug >> my C# program from VS2005 - when setting a breakpoint I only see a ring >> instead of the normal red dot and when holding the mouse over it I see a >> message saying: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. The specified >> module has not been loaded". I have no problem when debugging a normal >> full >> framework application. I have not changed anything in my settings (afaik) >> and the problem is also present after a reboot and in a total new and >> default project !?! >> >> Searching Google gave no result so any help is highly appriciated. >> >> Thanks >> Ole > > Oh, sorry for my previous post. My bad!!! :) > I kinda read over the part where you say that you already tried > starting a new project. > > The only reason I can think of is that the debugger is screwing up. It > loads modules which aren't tied to the source you're editing. Have you > checked out the debugger options (symbols etc.) for anything out of the > ordinary? >
Have just tried a new project on a Pocket PC 2003 - there it works fine!
this means that it is only on my windows 5.0 device that debug doesn't work (anymore - it used to). Thanks Ole [quoted text, click to view] "Ole" <ole@blabla.com> wrote in message news:uXFlPNtwGHA.2384@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > The project is in debug mode. Even if I do create a new empty Smart Device > project and don't do anything else than setting a breakpoint at > "InitializeComponents" I got the problem ?!? > > How do I see if the file it actually tries to debug is the same file as > the project file? > > Thanks for your replies! > Ole > > "Bala" <a_Wiebenga@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:1155908824.053141.276760@74g2000cwt.googlegroups.com... >> >> Ole schreef: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> Using VS2005 and a windows CE 5.0 device running CF2. Suddenly I can't >>> debug >>> my C# program from VS2005 - when setting a breakpoint I only see a ring >>> instead of the normal red dot and when holding the mouse over it I see a >>> message saying: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. The specified >>> module has not been loaded". I have no problem when debugging a normal >>> full >>> framework application. I have not changed anything in my settings >>> (afaik) >>> and the problem is also present after a reboot and in a total new and >>> default project !?! >>> >>> Searching Google gave no result so any help is highly appriciated. >>> >>> Thanks >>> Ole >> >> Oh, sorry for my previous post. My bad!!! :) >> I kinda read over the part where you say that you already tried >> starting a new project. >> >> The only reason I can think of is that the debugger is screwing up. It >> loads modules which aren't tied to the source you're editing. Have you >> checked out the debugger options (symbols etc.) for anything out of the >> ordinary? >> > >
Have now tried to reinstall the SDK for the windows ce 5.0 device - it still
doesn't work. Any clue at all? Where can I find information concerning the debug structure in VS2005 like what information does the .pdb file hold, how is it generated, are there more files that are used for debug (the folder contains a file that is called: "514c36bf-c13e-4091-a3a7-1e566227b20d" is that used for debug) and etc. Please help!!! Thanks, Ole [quoted text, click to view] "Ole" <ole@blabla.com> wrote in message news:Ojqk9gswGHA.4476@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > Hi, > > Using VS2005 and a windows CE 5.0 device running CF2. Suddenly I can't > debug my C# program from VS2005 - when setting a breakpoint I only see a > ring instead of the normal red dot and when holding the mouse over it I > see a message saying: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. The > specified module has not been loaded". I have no problem when debugging a > normal full framework application. I have not changed anything in my > settings (afaik) and the problem is also present after a reboot and in a > total new and default project !?! > > Searching Google gave no result so any help is highly appriciated. > > Thanks > Ole >
Did you install a newer version of .NET CF 2 on your WM 5.0 device? If you
did you'll need to update your PC too or VS will continue using the older version and so cannot debug. [quoted text, click to view] "Ole" wrote:
> Hi, > > Using VS2005 and a windows CE 5.0 device running CF2. Suddenly I can't debug > my C# program from VS2005 - when setting a breakpoint I only see a ring > instead of the normal red dot and when holding the mouse over it I see a > message saying: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. The specified > module has not been loaded". I have no problem when debugging a normal full > framework application. I have not changed anything in my settings (afaik) > and the problem is also present after a reboot and in a total new and > default project !?! > > Searching Google gave no result so any help is highly appriciated. > > Thanks > Ole > >
Hi Gavin,
Yes I did update the CF 2 on the Windows CE device to the latest version (actually I made the CE with Platform Builder with the juli update). How do I install the corresponding Compact Framework for my VS2005 and where do I find it ? Thanks Ole [quoted text, click to view] "Gavin" <Gavin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1B8EA9F2-2861-4BB9-BAF2-C191D8CD5755@microsoft.com... > Did you install a newer version of .NET CF 2 on your WM 5.0 device? If you > did you'll need to update your PC too or VS will continue using the older > version and so cannot debug. > > "Ole" wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Using VS2005 and a windows CE 5.0 device running CF2. Suddenly I can't >> debug >> my C# program from VS2005 - when setting a breakpoint I only see a ring >> instead of the normal red dot and when holding the mouse over it I see a >> message saying: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. The specified >> module has not been loaded". I have no problem when debugging a normal >> full >> framework application. I have not changed anything in my settings (afaik) >> and the problem is also present after a reboot and in a total new and >> default project !?! >> >> Searching Google gave no result so any help is highly appriciated. >> >> Thanks >> Ole >> >> >>
Found it:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=7befd787-9b5e-40c6-8d10-d3a43e5856b2&DisplayLang=en IT WORKS!!! Thanks Gavin - you made my day! Best regards Ole [quoted text, click to view] "Ole" <ole@blabla.com> wrote in message news:O2%23pRT2wGHA.4872@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > Hi Gavin, > > Yes I did update the CF 2 on the Windows CE device to the latest version > (actually I made the CE with Platform Builder with the juli update). How > do I install the corresponding Compact Framework for my VS2005 and where > do I find it ? > > Thanks > Ole > > "Gavin" <Gavin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:1B8EA9F2-2861-4BB9-BAF2-C191D8CD5755@microsoft.com... >> Did you install a newer version of .NET CF 2 on your WM 5.0 device? If >> you >> did you'll need to update your PC too or VS will continue using the older >> version and so cannot debug. >> >> "Ole" wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> Using VS2005 and a windows CE 5.0 device running CF2. Suddenly I can't >>> debug >>> my C# program from VS2005 - when setting a breakpoint I only see a ring >>> instead of the normal red dot and when holding the mouse over it I see a >>> message saying: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. The specified >>> module has not been loaded". I have no problem when debugging a normal >>> full >>> framework application. I have not changed anything in my settings >>> (afaik) >>> and the problem is also present after a reboot and in a total new and >>> default project !?! >>> >>> Searching Google gave no result so any help is highly appriciated. >>> >>> Thanks >>> Ole >>> >>> >>> > >
I have the same problem. A perfectly working environment on Friday. "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. ..." on Monday. I have made no changes. Another project is having the same problem. I am doing a stand alone C# app on a CE 5.0 device with CF 2.0. I have rebooted the development PC, rebooted the CE target, reimaged the CE target, deleted the project debug directory, repaired the VS2005 installation on my XP machine; no luck.
[quoted text, click to view] >Hi, Using VS2005 and a windows CE 5.0 device running CF2. Suddenly I can't debug my C# program from VS2005 - when setting a breakpoint I only see a ring instead of the normal red dot and when holding the mouse over it I see a message saying: "The breakpoint will not currently be hit. The specified module has not been loaded". I have no problem when debugging a normal full framework application. I have not changed anything in my settings (afaik) and the problem is also present after a reboot and in a total new and default project !?! Searching Google gave no result so any help is highly appriciated. Thanks Ole __
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