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How to disable debugging symbols in VS2008.
I'd unchecked "load symbols ..." in Tools -> Options -> Debugging -> Symbols but directories as ".pdb" and file pingme.txt still appear in my project folders.
Started by Chernikov on
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After that you will have a combo box(Generate Debug Info) and select None
Which symbols.
Environment variable _NT_SYMBOL_PATH is not set.
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Hello, I have a crash dump file that I need to analyze using windbg to run some tests.
Due to some restrictions I can't comment, my symbols folder can only contain the symbols needed to analyze this crash dump.
Is there a way to know the exact symbols...
Started by despart on
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Even DLL for....
Therefore it's not possible to know what set of symbols will be needed.
Be the following
Load up the dump in the environment where all symbols are available Set the symbol path know what the problem is.
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Visual Studio 2008 doesn't appear to be loading symbols for MFC dlls when I debug my application. This used to work fine in 2005 - ie. when it loaded the dll it said "Symbols loaded" and can then debug it. In 2008 (having upgraded to MFC 9, so they are...
Started by Peter on
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This will cause Visual Studio to download any symbols as it ....
Scott Hanselman shows how to do this globally the Tools / Options / Debugging / Symbols entry in Visual Studio.
Use the Microsoft Symbol Server.
Of the symbols.
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I'm suddenly getting an intermittent error with break points for my website.
I'll get the solution from svn work for a ~ a day on it and then the next day I'll insert a break point and all of a sudden I get the "no symbols message".
I've tried
deleting...
Started by John Nolan on
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Its not really a problem, when the page actually runs... .
The breakpoint then look wierd.
If you change code in such a page the source page no longer matches the existing assembly .
In a Web site each page is typically built as its own assembly on the fly .
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I have a WPF Window with a Canvas that is used to show a terrain map. I would like to place symbols on this map according to an IEnumerable<MapSymbolDefinition> where MapSymbolDefinition is defined as follows:
public class MapSymbolDefinition { ...
Started by DanM on
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Use an ItemsControl with customized ItemsPanel , ItemContainerStyle and ItemTemplate... .
The quick way: Just do it in the code-behind and call your view a control .
Check out this example.
The WPF way: Use DataTemplates and a ListBox and converters and ... .
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When I am building packages, (on Gentoo, but that's not too important to this question) I get this warning that '-ggdb3' flag can 'break packages.
I have yet to find an instance of when that is true. Although I once found some code which broke under different...
Started by Chris Huang-Leaver on
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Sometimes when you turn....
I have never had a single test fail (or much less, a package break) due to debugging symbols being, you generally want it either stripped (or compiled without debugging symbols), especially if statically linking.
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I'm possibly just blind, but is there a command line to specify conditional compilation symbols in MSBUILD?
I currently have this Line in my buildscript:
SET MSBUILD=C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\MSBuild.exe SET CONFIG=Debug %MSBUILD% ...
Started by Michael Stum on
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Have you seen this ? (most info is in the penultimate post)
/p:DefineConstants="MYSYMBOL1;MYSYMBOL2"
I had to use a space instead of a semicolon a la http://www.linqinpark.net/2009/01/13/MSBuildWithMultipleDefineConstants.aspx .
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How do I use GDB to debug a program which do not have debugging symbols on a 32-bit x86 processor? Inspecting the function arguments, local variables, resolving pointers would be useful to know how to do. The intention is not really to use this for reverse...
Started by Johan Dahlin on
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Set aside)
You don't have to install special debugging....
This works on all platforms, the fact your asking about IA-32 / x86 does not matter .
Ok you get a bit more information.
Without debugging symbols, you can only debug at the ASM level.
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I read through the docs and used the commands outlined however for some reason I dont seem to be getting any symbols, just a series of "unknowns" in the function column of the summary table for everything except the topmost set of the app I was trying...
Started by Fire Lancer on
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What version of dbghelp.dll is it using? I've had trouble getting PDB symbols working with kernrate the '=', or else you're defining the " _NT_SYMBOL_PATH " variable (including the trailing space in the name), I ended up with " _NT_SYMBOL....
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Imagine I have String in C#: "I Don’t see ya.."
I want to remove (replace to nothing or etc.) these "’" symbols.
How do I do this?
Started by Lukas Šalkauskas on
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Usually when I see data like you encoding issue dealing with the Windows... .
EncodedBytes);
Either use a blacklist of stuff you do not want, or preferably a white list (set you send up with a white list function instead of a set of course.
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