.NET 2008 on Windows 2008 Server R2 debug problem

Question

Hello,

At first, I am sorry if it is not the correct forum, but it seemed to me that it was the best for my question.

I have a very strange problem on a development machine (2008 R2(x64) and Visual Basic 2008 from an Upgrade (from 2008 Server )

Sometimes, I change something in the code. For example, in the program I call a function TestFunction1.
before calling the Function TestFunction1, I decide to call another function (TestFunction2).
I do the change, then I call the function. (TestFunction2), but the debugger enters in TestFunction1.

I sometimes have a problem when changing a value. For example, the variable i = 5 and I change it to 4, VB tells me that the value is 4, but uses 5 as a parameter for a function.

Sometimes, I have a strange error after changing something, the error says that a variable is not defined and I have to stop debugging.
On the same computer before the upgrade, all was fine (and the Win 7 computer is completely installed, not upgraded )

Did someone encounter any of these problems?
Is it possible to solve these problems
I also have this problem on Win 7 x32

Answer 1

Hello,
this is a forum for answering .NET Framework Setup problems.
You may want to ask for help where to post your question here: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/whatforum/threads

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cheers -f Martina http://www.ahk-software.de/

Answer 2

Hello,

Thank you.

I asked for where to post for my problem.

Marc

Answer 3

Hi,

This looks like a VB 2008 Debugging question, you may want to try ask in this forum:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vbide/threads

The Visual Basic IDE forum "Discuss VB.NET IDE IntelliSense, debugging, ErrorCorrect, ClickOnce deployment, Refactor™, code snippets, colorization, smart tags, key bindings, etc.".

Regards,

Jie

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