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I am using C# and reflection to load and invoke methods from an assembly. I have the source code of the assembly itself. What do I need to do to get the debugger to step into (and not over) the code of the dynamically loaded assembly ?
If I press F11 on the ….Invoke line it just steps over it ..
Thanks
Build the source locally of dynamically loaded assembly and make sure you have the PDB files where the referencing app is running.
This is a common requirement for people wishing to debug the ASP.NET MVC source code. There are some caveats regarding the GAC though.
Another quick (but dirty) way to do is to temporarily add the project for the dynamically loaded assembly to your solution. This is what Steve Sanderson recommends for debugging the ASP.NET MVC framework. Personally I prefer the PDB root.