The cursor stand on an Incorrect location

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In vs.net 2003, after the project compilation, when there is a bug in my code, I double click on error at "Task list", the cursor in IDE stands some lines above the error location. This problem exist in the case of debugging. For example when I put a break point on a line, the cursor stands some lines above the break point location. Why? How can I fix it?

Posted 14-Jan-10 2:11am

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benjymous · Answer 1 · 2010-01-14T02:23:00

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Are you trying to debug a release build? That sort of thing is pretty common when you do.

Posted 14-Jan-10 2:23am

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Eh_az · Answer 2 · 2010-01-15T18:47:00

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Thanks for your reply. No, i don't run my DLL project in release mode. I run it in DEBUG mode. Do you have any idea for this problem?

Posted 15-Jan-10 18:47pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 3 · 2010-01-15T18:51:00

The most likely reason is that you're not running a build that has the saome source code as what you're looking at. The IDE is trying to find the right location, but it can't because the source code itself is wrong. This could mean that your build is failing, and you're running the ap anyhow. You say the app is a dll, so, it's possible that the exe that calls the dll is loading an old version.

Eh_az · Answer 4 · 2010-01-15T21:43:00

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The dll is not used in an app. I debug it in tstcntainer.

Posted 15-Jan-10 21:43pm

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