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In Visual Studio, is it possible to step into a loaded assembly when you don’t have both solutions open?
That is to say, I have two solutions, and I’m trying to find a bug that only shows up in the the second one. The second one references the assemblies output from the first.
How would I load the symbols from that assembly?
Yes, if you have the pdb in the same folder as the dll, or a symbol server.
Note that “reflector pro” (currently in preview) also offers the ability to do this (still inside VS) by decompiling the second dll on-demand