Debugging into unmanaged code
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I have a c# app which references a managed c++ class dll which is wrapping an unmanaged win32 dll using the method described here[^]. I have set the c# app's properties to allow unmanaged code debugging (VS2005), but I am still unable to step into the win32 dll code. Everything is in the one visual studio solution. I have created a pre-build event for the c# app to copy the win32 dll to the c# apps debug folder (Id rather not have to do this, but it seems necessary). Can someone please help me figure out why i cant debug the dll?
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I have a c# app which references a managed c++ class dll which is wrapping an unmanaged win32 dll using the method described here[^]. I have set the c# app's properties to allow unmanaged code debugging (VS2005), but I am still unable to step into the win32 dll code. Everything is in the one visual studio solution. I have created a pre-build event for the c# app to copy the win32 dll to the c# apps debug folder (Id rather not have to do this, but it seems necessary). Can someone please help me figure out why i cant debug the dll?
modify the project settings of the managed c++ project, change the output and debug target according to the C# app. start debugging from the managed c++ project. My blogs: http://blog.joycode.com/jiangsheng http://blog.csdn.net/jiangsheng http://bloglines.com/public/jiangsheng Command what is yours Conquer what is not ---Kane
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modify the project settings of the managed c++ project, change the output and debug target according to the C# app. start debugging from the managed c++ project. My blogs: http://blog.joycode.com/jiangsheng http://blog.csdn.net/jiangsheng http://bloglines.com/public/jiangsheng Command what is yours Conquer what is not ---Kane
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Sorry, but I can't see any settings like that... what exactly are they called? Im using Visual Studio 2005.