Hi all,

I use the <DebuggerStepThrough()> attributed to stop the debugger from stepping through certain procedures in my widows forms application. But I have several projects in my solution and some of them are debugged already.

How can I still keep a project in my solution butprevent the debugger from stepping throughone or moreentire projects?

In other words: step through project A, but skip project B.

Thanks in advance,

Andy Moyer

You could use a reference tothe compiled release version of the class library instead of the project. Since the debugger does not know the sourcecode of those libraries it will not step into them.

I was hoping to avoid doing that. I may still need to debug if something comes up in those libraries. I was hoping there's an assembly attribute or something like that. Thanks anyway for your input.

-Andy

You could just have two different solutions, one for debugging and another with links to the release builds. This will allow you to debug at will, just switch project.

hi,

Is your problem solved?

Thank you,
Bhanu.