It's multithreaded WPF and not doing anything particularly complex.
The problem is that I am trying to debug a function launched by a thread, but after a few steps or if I linger too long before stepping, the program runs instead of taking a step. The issue does not always occur in the same spot. Sometimes I get further, something less.
Is there a setting I need to toggle in order to stop my debugging being interrupted?
All the code I want to view is my own and available as source as a referenced project.
This is really frustrating as it is limiting the progress I can make.
Thanks in advance.
Edited byGlacialThursday, August 21, 2008 3:56 PMBetter wording
Just an addition, it doesn't seem to matter where in the code I am. It happens EVERYWHERE in the app, not just the function in question. What is this?
EDIT: More addition... I have recently installed SP1 for visual studio 2008 nad did not have the issue prior (although I am uncertain if was always like this under SP1).
Edited byGlacialFriday, August 22, 2008 8:58 AMAdditional info
I have the same problem, only after the install of Service Pack 1. I
have a machine without the service pack and I can step into every
method with F11. After the service pack it randomly ignores F10/F11 and
breakpoints and just runs. I had the same problem with thebeta of service pack 1.
I am having the same issue when debugging an ASP.NET application. I'm actually stepping into a web service that is called from an external command line utility.
This is too bad, as this is a show stopper. This never happened before SP1 was installed.
Till a hotfix for this is up, how to properly uninstall SP1?
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Debugger "Runs" instead of "Steps"
