| Reporter |
Mitch Barker (mitch.barker)
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|---|---|
| Created | Jul 12, 2011 1:41:29 AM |
| Updated | Feb 6, 2012 7:02:25 PM |
| Priority | Critical |
| Type | Bug |
| Fix versions | Mirabile Futurum |
| State | Open |
| Assignee | Victor Kropp (victor.kropp) |
| Subsystem | No subsystem |
| Affected versions | No Affected versions |
| Fixed in build | No Fixed in build |
VS2010 on W7.
R# 5.0
NUnit 2.5.8
.Net 4.0
We are writing unit tests in managed C++, and most of the these tests call un-managed C++. When debugging a unit test we need to step through the managed and un-managed code.
When I try to run a test using the R# test runner, R# pops up an error dialog that says it cannot load my test assembly because it is "...built by a runtime newer than the currently loaded runtime...". Apparently this is a known issue and is fixed in R# 6.0 ( http://89.163.94.184/issue/RSRP-236725 ).
So I downloaded a trial for R# 6.0. (We have about 15 devs licensed for R# so upgrading is not so easy to get approved.)
The tests run, but the debugger cannot step into, or hit any breakpoints in the un-managed code. We do a lot of managed/un-managed code interop, and it appears that R# was not built with the "enable unmanaged code debugging" property set to true.
Two side notes:
1) If I use the GUI test runner supplied with nunit I can debug the un-managed code.
2) If I rewrite the unit tests using the MS testing framework, and use the VS2010 test runner, I can debug manage code.
Is there a workaround to allow debugging of un-managed code?
Are there any workarounds to allow me to use R# 5.0?
Any help is appreciated.
Mitch
R# 5.0
NUnit 2.5.8
.Net 4.0
We are writing unit tests in managed C++, and most of the these tests call un-managed C++. When debugging a unit test we need to step through the managed and un-managed code.
When I try to run a test using the R# test runner, R# pops up an error dialog that says it cannot load my test assembly because it is "...built by a runtime newer than the currently loaded runtime...". Apparently this is a known issue and is fixed in R# 6.0 ( http://89.163.94.184/issue/RSRP-236725 ).
So I downloaded a trial for R# 6.0. (We have about 15 devs licensed for R# so upgrading is not so easy to get approved.)
The tests run, but the debugger cannot step into, or hit any breakpoints in the un-managed code. We do a lot of managed/un-managed code interop, and it appears that R# was not built with the "enable unmanaged code debugging" property set to true.
Two side notes:
1) If I use the GUI test runner supplied with nunit I can debug the un-managed code.
2) If I rewrite the unit tests using the MS testing framework, and use the VS2010 test runner, I can debug manage code.
Is there a workaround to allow debugging of un-managed code?
Are there any workarounds to allow me to use R# 5.0?
Any help is appreciated.
Mitch