Breakpoints does not point to the actual code
Does anyone have a clue what could cause a breakpoint not to show the actual place of the code in a specific file?
This is the second time this has happened to me.. maybe someone could help, my parameters:
I am working in visual studio 2010.
This one specifically is a static lib but it also happened to me inside dll's.
The PDB's are generated in Z7, although this has also happened to me in the default pdb generation.
I am sure the code is compiled with the correct lib(also happened in dlls so..)
Also I have some Doxygen comments I first suspected causing this problem(could it be?)
- Attached is an image that show where the breakpoint arrow is compared to the callstack of where it ACTUALLY is..
Thanks!
So, apparently the visual studio text editor doesn't adapt well to CR.. I found that the file had some CR (and not CRLF) and that confused the compiler all together.. When I actually made a compile error on purpose, it didn't even point to the correct line...
So I added LineFeeds(LF) after every CR and it compiles fine... (Used notepad++ to detect where it was missing but I'm sure VS has a way as well..) Cheers.
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