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How do I debug a remote process in Visual Studio?
Select Configure remote debugging to configure the firewall and start the remote debugger. When configuration is complete, the Remote Debugger window appears. The remote debugger is now waiting for a connection. Use the server name and port number shown to set the remote connection configuration in Visual Studio.
What is an advantage of using a remote debugger?
One of the main advantages of remote debugging is that you can use a complete, full-featured source-level debugger, since it can run on a stable, well-established operating system such as Unix; a debugger running on the same machine as the kernel being debugged would necessarily have to be much smaller and simpler …
How to start debugging from a DLL project?
To debug a DLL, you can start debugging from the calling app, or debug from the DLL project by specifying its calling app. You can also use the debugger Immediate window to evaluate DLL functions or methods at design time, without using a calling app. For more information, see First look at the debugger. Start debugging from the calling app
How to set debuggableattribute in Visual Studio?
To set DebuggableAttribute: Select the C++ DLL project in Solution Explorer and select the Properties icon, or right-click the project and select Properties. In the Properties pane, under Linker > Debugging, select Yes (/ASSEMBLYDEBUG) for Debuggable Assembly.
Can You debug both DLL and calling app?
If your managed app calls a native DLL, or your native app calls a managed DLL, you can debug both the DLL and the calling app. For more information, see How to: Debug in mixed mode.
How to debug from a.NET core DLL?
For .NET Core DLLs, the Debug Properties page is different. Select Executable from the Launch dropdown, and then add the fully qualified path and name of the calling app in the Executable field. Add any necessary command-line arguments in the Command line arguments or Application arguments field.