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I have a project that imports a DLL (written by me). Sometimes when an exception is raised within a method in the DLL, the host project opens a tab and let me see the code within the DLL. I can also put breakpoints within it.
But this behavior seems quite random, I cannot have it on purpose and not always works. Plus, I can’t see the file name in the project explorer window.
Any help on debugging DLLs? Thanks
The enhanced debugging (for a dll not in the current solution) depends largely on whether you have the debugging symbols file (.pdb) in an obvious location – in particular, next to the dll itself. You can also load symbols manually from the modules window (when debugging, Debug -> Windows -> Module, right-click, Load Symbols From…)