VB.NET no debug

[jdccr]

I'm working in Windows Forms of VB.NET 2003 with n-tiers and I lost

constantly the ability to debug my projects.

 

All my components (files .dll) are correctly registered in the GAC.

 

All my projects have the option Debug in the combobox "Solution

configuration" and I has tried all. Even I was to delete the directories

"obj" and "bin" and build the projects but I don't get a good result.

 

I discovered that if I build all my components I get the ability to debug

again, but It's frustrating and tedious and I lost a lot time because I have

a lot projects.

 

I don't get messages or errors, simply I set the breakpoint and run the

program but the program don't stop in the breakpoint.

 

I need a urgent solution at this problem!!!

[ALEX_0077]

Quick fix: at least untill a better solution comes up.

 

Try using a MessageBox.Show() from entry point to the ending code to see if all code is being executed. Just in case.

[jdccr]

Messabox.Show works but no the breakpoint

 

I writed the MessagaBox.Show in the entry point and I set the breakpoint. The messagebox display the message correctly, but VB.NET doesn't stop in the breakpoint.

 

Quick fix: at least untill a better solution comes up.

 

Try using a MessageBox.Show() from entry point to the ending code to see if all code is being executed. Just in case.

[snarfblam]

Do the breakpoint markers in the margin have a question mark in them? If so, this would indicate that due to come configuration, the program will not stop at that breakpoint.

[jdccr]

No

 

No, the breakpoint markers don't have a question mark.

 

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[jmcilhinney]

See if this works as a temporary solution: right click on your project in the Solution Explorer and select Debug -> Start New Instance.

[jdccr]

I found a temporary solution

 

I tried with Start New Instance but I don't get good result...

 

I found a temporary solution at my problem, I discovered that if I set three breakpoints in the function/sub the program stops in the first breakpoint.

 

If I set one or two breakpoints the program doesn't stop.

 

See if this works as a temporary solution: right click on your project in the Solution Explorer and select Debug -> Start New Instance.