Adding brekpoints to Reflection Emit Generated Files

If you want to just stop at a specific location attach the debugger when the process starts (or start the process under the debugger directly), set the breakpoint at the desired location and if the debug symbols are properly mapped it should stop.

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Friday, September 11, 2009 5:46 PMp.b.a

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If you want to "emit" a breakpoint as part of your reflection emit you can generate a call to System.Diagnostics.Debugger.Break.

If you want to just stop at a specific location attach the debugger when the process starts (or start the process under the debugger directly), set the breakpoint at the desired location and if the debug symbols are properly mapped it should stop.
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Friday, September 11, 2009 6:04 PMBorgdylan

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Thanks for your help. I have managed to make correct pdb files and also to step into teh process, put breakpoints etc. by using the DbgCLr.exe debugger provided with the .NET SDK. Debug support is really important for a compiler still under devlopment plus this makes the language mnre valuable.

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