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I am trying to break execution with Debug points in a Visual Studio extension running against a Visual Studio 2010 Experimental Instance.
For some reason, when trying to break execution, I receive an error:
"Unable to break execution. This process is not currently executing the type of code that you selected to debug."
Oddly enough, I can debug without any problem in a Visual Studio 2005, and 2008 Experimental Instance.
Has anyone else ran into this with VS 2010?
I re-installed Visual Studio 2010 and the SDK. This seemed to work at first, but after changing a source file and launching the Debugger, I was unable to break execution yet again.
I went to Tools->Options and unchecked ‘Only build startup projects and dependencies on Run‘. This fixed it! This must have something to do with an extension solution that supports both VS2008 and VS2010.