My guess is that your target is not set to generate debugging symbols,
but the Development build style is turning on the generation of
debugging symbols (I believe the name for the setting is "Generate
Debuggging Symbols", but searching across all the collections for
"Debug" should find it quickly).
If you want to debug a development version of your framework you
probably want to create a new build style based on the "Deployment"
build style that also generates debugging symbols.
Scott
On Jan 19, 2004, at 7:11 PM, Rob Minnis wrote:
> I'm trying to debug a framework. If my main application is built with
> the Development style, everything is fine. When I use the Deployment
> style, I can't step into any of the framework calls. There are no
> other changes.
>
> I've checked what I think are the obvious settings (debug info,
> optimizations, etc.) but I haven't found the magic setting(s) that are
> preventing me from stepping into the framework.
>
> Does anyone know which setting would control this?
>
> TIA,
>
> Rob Minnis
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