> I am using VS 2003 and I have a solution with code and all that I am
> steping through. When I get to a certain spot I get the "There is no
> source code available for the current location." error, which I
> completely expect because it is a dll. My issue is that I have the
> source code for the dll and I was wondering if there was a way to
> point to that source code? I don't want to add it to the solution,
> but I do want to be able to step through it. All of the code is on my
> local machine. If anyone can help I would greatly appreciate it.
>

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> > I am using VS 2003 and I have a solution with code and all that I am
> > steping through. When I get to a certain spot I get the "There is no
> > source code available for the current location." error, which I
> > completely expect because it is a dll. My issue is that I have the
> > source code for the dll and I was wondering if there was a way to
> > point to that source code? I don't want to add it to the solution,
> > but I do want to be able to step through it. All of the code is on my
> > local machine. If anyone can help I would greatly appreciate it.
>
> Make sure that
> - the dll is compiled with debug information enabled (see project properties)
> - the dll is loaded from the expected location (see the path to the dll
> in the debugger's Modules window)
>
> --
> Oleg
> [VC++ MVPhttp://www.debuginfo.com/]

> The dll is compiled in debug. When I look at the Modules window it
> shows that the dll is loaded from the gac (C:\windows\assembly\gac
> \...). How would I point it to a different location?
>