I try to debug the External dll using visual studio code itself.
IF It's Possible in visual studio code.
Example:
Dll path:..\..\..debug\x86\test.dll
Thanks.
When i hit the dll, debugger engine to redirect the visual studio code project solution and hit the debugger line. Simailr to visual studio.
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My Visual Studio Preview has expired and I can't seem to get a new one for my app. Is there any way I can start it from my terminal without opening Visual Studio?
You can install Visual Studio Community to continue developing in it. When you have visual studio build tools installed, you can compile and run it through the console via msbuild.
I edit code in visual studio and build my code using scripts (for reasons) a lot of the time. For some reason, sometimes the build will fail, giving me an error essentially telling me the dll file is in use. Closing visual studio fixes the error, implying to me that visual studio had the dll open for some reason. Why would visual studio keep dll files open, even if they are not being built?
Why can't I see properties of a COM object in debug mode in Visual Studio 2015. It works fine in VS2012. It's the same project so it should show the same??
Visual Studio 2012 (works fine)
Visual Studio 2015 (properties gone)
Try to Change the settings Please change the Debbuging Settings
In Tools -->Options---> Debugging--> enable the legacy C# and VB expression
evaluators.
I know it is possible to create Debugger Visualizers since Visual Studio 2005.
Now, what I'd like to know is if it is possible to use our Debugger Visualizers without having to put them in Visual Studio's folder.
Although it is useful to have Visualizers for .NET's types as Bitmap, Image, arrays, etc, I wouldn't like to put in VS' folder Debugger Visualizers for types that only have meaning for my current project.
Thanks
Documentation says it all:
To install a visualizer
Locate the DLL that contains the visualizer you have built.
Copy the DLL to either of the following locations:
InstallPath\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\Common7\Packages\Debugger\Visualizers
My Documents\Visual Studio 2010\Visualizers
If you want to use the visualizer for remote debugging, copy the DLL to the same path on the remote computer.
Restart the Visual Studio debugging session.
The Solution that we work on here includes 1 project in C# and another project in C. Is there any way to debug c code in Visual Studio?
Of course, if you have the source code, create a project from it, compile as debug (add breakpoints, watches...) and do the debugging.