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I am working on a C# project, which needs a VB.NET Class library.
I have added the DLL reference of VB.NET Project into C# project.
This works fine, but sometimes I need to debug the VB.NET project or pause the project and check the variable values of my VB.NET Project.
Is it possible in Visual Studio 2010 Express Edition?
What you can do is to keep two VisualStudio express open at the same time. One with the C# solution and the other one with the VB solution.
Also you make sure the VB project compiles where the c# finds its references (or reference the library from the Debug/Release folder)
At this point you can edit both the projects at the same time (it’s tricky but it should work).
Problem is you do not have the “Attach to Process” feature of Visual Studio which would allow you to simply debug in one or another depending on the circumstances.
Maybe, you can follow these links to obtain what you want:
http://stewartr.blogspot.com/2006/09/debugging-nunit-in-visual-studio.html
http://www2.wealth-lab.com/Wiki/kbDebugExpress.ashx
In the link, it shows how Nunit is attached to the debugger.
Hope it helps