Visual Studio 2008: How to load source code while debugging?

If you are debugging from a different location to where you originally built the solution, i.e. You have attached to a process which has debugging symbols: You can tell visual studio where the source is located by right clicking on the solution in the solution explorer and adding the path-to-your-source to the "Directories containing source code" under the "Debug Source Files I have tried this under VS2008 only.

If you are debugging from a different location to where you originally built the solution, i.e. You have attached to a process which has debugging symbols: You can tell visual studio where the source is located by right clicking on the solution in the solution explorer and adding the path-to-your-source to the "Directories containing source code" under the "Debug Source Files". I have tried this under VS2008 only.

I have had similar messages when I was trying to debug a dll compiled in release mode. In these cases I just recompiled them in Debug mode.

Looks like you are trying to debug into something that you do not have the source code for. See: this.

I just found the problem. There was an incorrect reference in a project just checked in by another developer. This is why I hate solutions with 20 projects.

When this happens to me I just add that project to my solution. Alternatively you should be able to load the assembly's PDB into your Symbols.

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