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I try to debug a program in Visual Studio 10, but I have a problem with breakpoints. I put *.pdb files corresponding to the *.dll files to the same directory. But while checking modules, I see that each DLL file is signed as Cannot find or open the PDB file.
How can I fix this problem? How can I check where *.pdb files are expected to be located?
The modules (Ctrl-D, M) is a good place to sort out whats going on so you’re in the right area.
Right-click the module/dll you expected the pdb to be found for and select
Symbol Load InformationIt should look in the same directory as your dll to begin with and if it finds the pdb will either load it or tell you that the pdb file doesnt match the dll.