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I have several DLLs in my project that are defined to create their *.pdb file (debug info) inside the same folder. The problem is that the only *.pdb file that actually exist inside this folder is the one that belongs to the last compiled DLL. As a result I can debug only the last project (each compilation deletes all the *.pdb in the folder and creates the current compiled DLL pdb file.)
How can I resolve it ?
I’m using Visual Studio 2003.
Or you can create separate folder for program releases, and always compile and execute your program from the newest release-folder. This way you can also manage all other external files like images and what not.