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How to Inspect the Content of a Program Database (PDB) File

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Get to know the files you use on a daily basis when debugging your application with Visual Studio or WinDbg.
#pragma once

//	Forwarded references
class PdbFile;

class PdbParserInternal : public IPdbParser
{
public:
	//	Interface
	IPdbFile* OpenFile(const std::wstring& path);

	//	Internal
	PdbParserInternal( IDiaDataSource* );
	virtual ~PdbParserInternal();

	IDiaDataSource* GetDiaDataSource() const;

private:
	IDiaDataSource* m_pIDiaDataSource;
	static PdbFile* m_pIPdbFile;
};

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