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I just downloaded the trial version of Reflector today. I selected a DLL for debugging from the Reflector object browser. It told me that I had to delete or rename a currently-existing PDB file, which I did. When I tried to run the application, the build failed, indicating that the DLL could not be copied from objdebug to bindebug because it was being used by another process. What do I do? Thank you in advance for your help. |
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Sometimes visual studio holds onto DLLs and refuses to build (happens to me all the time, never found a reason (and yes, it happens without the .NET reflector plugin installed). Pretty much all you can is restart all visual studios and see if that fixes it. Sometimes disabling the "Enable the Visual Studio hosting process" in the debug tab of your projects properties will help. But it really depends on what you're debugging.
(Feb 20 at 15:49)
ecodcode
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