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I am running Visual Studio 2008, and developing a DLL that is instantiated by a commercial application. When the application terminates, I get errors in the debugger about MDA’s. I found an article that says to disable MDA’s by turning off the Visual Studio Hosting Process – however, when I go to the Debug tab of my project, that checkbox is checked and greyed out. How can I either turn off the hosting process altogether, or enable the checkbox?
Thanks, Hans, that did the trick. From the Debug menu, I picked Exceptions, expanded under MDA (Managed Debug Assistants), and disabled the exception that was plaguing me – in my case, LoaderLock. Thanks, also, Jared – that explains why it is greyed out for the DLL projects.