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Can't debug Native x64 Dll in VS 2005

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    My whole team is impacted (severely slowed) by this one. Currently we are debugging via trace output, which is obviously sub-optimal. We are developing some Native x64 DLLs that are plugged into an x64 Managed application. We really need to be able to debug the Native DLL in Visual Studio 2005. However, when specifying the managed Exe as the Debug Command for the project, I encounter the following error message. Unhandled exception at 0x78d4dd30 in Managed.exe: 0xC06D007E: Module not found. It appears the managed application is no being launched properly. Any ideas on what the problem is and how to fix it. Thanks NIK

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      My whole team is impacted (severely slowed) by this one. Currently we are debugging via trace output, which is obviously sub-optimal. We are developing some Native x64 DLLs that are plugged into an x64 Managed application. We really need to be able to debug the Native DLL in Visual Studio 2005. However, when specifying the managed Exe as the Debug Command for the project, I encounter the following error message. Unhandled exception at 0x78d4dd30 in Managed.exe: 0xC06D007E: Module not found. It appears the managed application is no being launched properly. Any ideas on what the problem is and how to fix it. Thanks NIK

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      im not sure, but i know that Visual studio have some poor x64 debugging support. You might want to try to install the VS2005 SP1 Beta, maybe that fixes the problem. again i'm not sure but i'm very interrested in it. good luck with it. - Koen

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        im not sure, but i know that Visual studio have some poor x64 debugging support. You might want to try to install the VS2005 SP1 Beta, maybe that fixes the problem. again i'm not sure but i'm very interrested in it. good luck with it. - Koen

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        I have MS looking into it via my MSDN subscription, I'll post the results. BTW - I learned that Mixed-Mode debugging for x64 will not be supported until AFTER Orcas, which itself isn't even due until next summer.

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          I have MS looking into it via my MSDN subscription, I'll post the results. BTW - I learned that Mixed-Mode debugging for x64 will not be supported until AFTER Orcas, which itself isn't even due until next summer.

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          k :) really curious.

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