Is it possible to step into the COM C++ code that is being used through a .net interop layer created by tlbimp.exe from a C++ program. I see that the symbols for the COM C++ dll is loaded in the Debug->Modules window.
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Is it possible to step into the COM C++ code that is being used through a .net interop layer created by tlbimp.exe from a C++ program. I see that the symbols for the COM C++ dll is loaded in the Debug->Modules window.
It is possible, but you’ll need to set your Visual Studio debugger to mixed mode in project properties. This is located under
Project properties->Configuration Properties->Debugging->Debugger Type