pdb-files

xperf can't load my DLL's symbols

孤者浪人 提交于 2019-12-09 04:26:28
I'm trying to use xperf to profile my DLL, but it refuses to use my DLL's PDB file. Running xperf on the .etl with -symbols, I get: DBGHELP: mydll- private symbols & lines C:\mydll\debugu\mydll.pdb - unmatched Which leads me to believe it thinks my PDB doesn't match the DLL the application is using. This is wrong; it does match. I've confirmed the path of the DLL the application is linking with using procexp, completely rebuilt the project, and so on. It still thinks it doesn't match. Any ideas on what could be wrong? Try setting a SYSTEM environment variable _NT_SYMBOL_PATH to point to your

ReSharper PdbNavigator No debugging information found on symbol servers

此生再无相见时 提交于 2019-12-08 16:30:10
问题 We have TeamCity setup to create a NuGet package and a symbol source package for an internal component. The symbol source packages correctly contains the dll's, pdb's and source code. Once TeamCity has created the packages, they are published to our NuGet / SymbolSource server. In ReSharper I have configured 'External Sources' to be 'Navigation to Sources'. The NuGet package has been added to a project, but when navigating to sources, the ReSharper output shows this error: PdbNavigator:

How can creating dbf file, and define encoding in Notepad, or VBA

▼魔方 西西 提交于 2019-12-08 14:21:45
问题 what is DBF4 (dBase IV)(*.dbf) file fundamental format? And how can create these file in a same word editor as Notepad with typing?( Update: , or excel VBA?) What is that's format specifications as: Delimiter (Same as: , or tab or etc) Separator (may Same as above!) (If these two are not synonymy) Row End character: (Same as vbCrLf ) Defining headers of columns(fields). Code-Page of encoding : (same as: Unicode - 1256 or etc) and others... Please present an algorithm for creating this DB file

Are the VS2015 64-bit MFC symbols on the Microsoft Symbol Server?

时光怂恿深爱的人放手 提交于 2019-12-08 06:52:50
问题 I'm trying to debug a crash/minidump from a customer who was running 64-bit software. The symbols for mfc140u.dll are not loading even though I'm downloading from the "Microsoft Symbols Servers" in Symbol Settings. Looking at the symbol cache, the PDBs for mfc140u.i386 are available. Is there any way to confirm these symbols are available from that server? Are there instructions to get them from somewhere else that I need to find? In C:\Windows\System32 the mfc140u.dll is version 14.0.23918.0

xperf can't load my DLL's symbols

拟墨画扇 提交于 2019-12-08 04:23:54
问题 I'm trying to use xperf to profile my DLL, but it refuses to use my DLL's PDB file. Running xperf on the .etl with -symbols, I get: DBGHELP: mydll- private symbols & lines C:\mydll\debugu\mydll.pdb - unmatched Which leads me to believe it thinks my PDB doesn't match the DLL the application is using. This is wrong; it does match. I've confirmed the path of the DLL the application is linking with using procexp, completely rebuilt the project, and so on. It still thinks it doesn't match. Any

Resharper does not navigate to external sources despite pdb files present

99封情书 提交于 2019-12-07 06:56:10
问题 My solution uses classes from .dlls generated by my other solutions .dll where generated in debug mode on the same machine, pdb files are present steeping into those external sources during debugging works, so I am assuming pdb files are correct pdp files are in the same directory as .dlls In R# settings I have "Navigation to Sources" selected and "Use debug information for navigation checked" VS2012 Pro and R# 8.02 Full It drives me crazy, how come such crucial thing, that is provided out-of

Are the VS2015 64-bit MFC symbols on the Microsoft Symbol Server?

夙愿已清 提交于 2019-12-07 04:11:27
I'm trying to debug a crash/minidump from a customer who was running 64-bit software. The symbols for mfc140u.dll are not loading even though I'm downloading from the "Microsoft Symbols Servers" in Symbol Settings. Looking at the symbol cache, the PDBs for mfc140u.i386 are available. Is there any way to confirm these symbols are available from that server? Are there instructions to get them from somewhere else that I need to find? In C:\Windows\System32 the mfc140u.dll is version 14.0.23918.0. The dump file is looking for version 14.00.23506.0. The symbols for these DLLs are also not loading:

VS2017 blocking on non-existing object files when debugging with pdb file

雨燕双飞 提交于 2019-12-07 03:42:15
问题 We are in the process of switching Visual C++ projects to the vc141 toolchain (VS 2017). We have encountered a problem where Visual Studio is unable to use a .pdb file whose source .obj files don't exist anymore (for example because they have been compiled on a build server). Let's take a very simple executable project: #include <iostream> int main() { std::cout << "Hello world\n"; std::cin.ignore(); } The .vcxproj file is all default, except for <GenerateDebugInformation>true<

How can I debug this error: 'Debugging information for iisexpress.exe cannot be found or does not match'?

喜欢而已 提交于 2019-12-07 00:57:21
问题 I've been working on an MVC 5 code first project for a few months and (seemingly) out of nowhere, Visual Studio is refusing to debug and giving me some strange errors. When I try to run the application Ctrl + F5 it builds ok but the browser never gets beyond the loading stage, I still have the pinwheel in the browser tab, but the app never loads. When I try to debug the applicaiton F5 it builds ok, but then comes up with 2 errors, firstly Debugging information for iisexpress.exe cannot be

How to find corresponding .pdb inside .NET assembly?

杀马特。学长 韩版系。学妹 提交于 2019-12-07 00:05:34
问题 Apparently, when a .NET assembly is created the location of the corresponding .pdb file path is included inside. Link for reference: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms241613.aspx How do I access this? I have tried using ILSpy to look inside my assembly but could not find. 回答1: You can use the dumpbin tool from a Developer Command Prompt, e.g. a cmd line like this dumpbin /HEADERS YourAssembly.exe would show the path to the PDB file in the Debug Directories section similar to this