While debugging, I opened up the "Modules" window and saw that the DLL's Symbol Status read "PDB does not match image", which is the likely cause of not being able to debug this project.

When I select the correct pdb file (the one in obj or bin) it gives me an error message telling me that it cannot find any matching file. The remote debugger is correctly configured and working. …

Sep 1, 2014 · I could watch the target bin folder and see both assembly and pdb put there with the correct ones during the compile and then suddenly, at the end of the build, it would replace …

Oct 14, 2024 · Configure symbol files (PDB) and source files in the Visual Studio debugger for C#, C++, Visual Basic, and F# applications.

Mar 14, 2020 · So, why it does not match image although my workaround solution in my post is working. The pdb match the same dll extracted from both snupkg and nupkg packages.

When you debug a dump file, the computer on which you debug must have access to the PDB symbol files and the binaries for the program. Visual Studio can cope with missing binaries for …

The problem here lies in the fact that the debugger was unable to find a valid PDB files for your modules. PDB files are matched against binary images using two parameters: identifier …

May 25, 2020 · When I try and open them manually in the output path it is telling me that there is no matching .pdb file found. I also tried using the .pdb files from the project output directory …

Sep 20, 2016 · It found the PDB just fine, it just isn't a match for the DLL in the Src_2\WES\WES\Debug\ directory. Just look at the timestamps on the file, high odds that the …

This error normally occurs when you are using <strong>Post Build</strong> event to move your <strong>.PDB & .DLL files</strong> from you current project's bin directory to some other …