Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas)

Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release)

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    - Help, just installed Beta 2, nothing compiles Hello. I am on an x86 processor, trying to get at least the most basic thing to compile. having some issues. I keep getting the error [code]1>------ Build started: Project: test2, Configuration: Release Win32 ------ 1>Compiling... 1>Project : error PRJ0003 : Error spawning 'cl.exe'. 1>Build log was saved at "file://c:\Users\Bryan\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\test2\test2\Release\BuildLog.htm" 1>test2 - 1 error(s), 0 warning(s) ========== Build: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==========[/code]This is after a fresh install. I went to Tools -> Import and Exort settings and reset everthing to the default. under Options > projects and solutions > vc++ directories the directories listed there look okay but i'm still a newbie.. I looked inside C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\VC\bin I see no cl.exe there... only c1.dll and c1xx.dll. Is there supposed to be an x86 folder inside I only see 3 folders: 1033, amd64, x86_amd64. I don't think any of those I need to add to my direcotry list. I did a search in program files and only found two cl.exe files: one inside amd64 and one inside x86_amd64. Amd I wrong or should there be more It almost looks like I am missing x86 stuff which I need... please help!! I am really stumped. I installed visual studio 2008 *standard* Beta 2 on Windows Vista Business Ed Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - DependencyProperty DataBinding and Thread Have you already tried creating the dependency between Img and Path by using PropertyChangedCallbacks on one or both dependency properties That wouldn't require doing anything with threading. The code that you run when creating your ObservableCollection would trigger the change and the property system would do the work for you from then on. Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - How to get, change, and save values from an entitiy using Entity Framework and LINQ? Hi all, for a project I have, my team decided to try working with Entity Framework and use LINQ to query the entities. To make my question more visible, I've also embedded a simplified code of our project which you can see below. We're using 3-Layer architecure (Presentation, Business, Data). The Main class below represented the Presentation Layer, and both getParticipant(...) and saveParticipant(...) methods are to be placed in the data layer. What I want to do here is : 1. Create a participant object in the presentation layer (Main class), using incomplete information (here in the sample the Participant_ID). 2. Get the rest of the information using a LINQ query in getParticipant(...) method, and save it to the created object. 3. Change the information of the entity and save it using saveParticipant(...) method As you can see, the context to the entity framework is only available in get and saveParticipant(...) methods of the data layer, this is intentional for security reasons. The problem arise when I call the saveParticipant(participant) method, practically forwarding the participant object to the "data layer". I don't know which method from the entity framework to call to incorporate the changes to the entities. I tried using "context.Attach(iParticipant);" to attach the input to the context, but then we get this error "Message="Entity can not be attached to multiple change trackers." eventhough I've detached them 1st in the getParticipant(...) method. I tried just using the context.AddToParticipant(iParticipant) method, but it failed by giving out "The entity cannot be added to the ObjectStateManager because it already has an EntityKey attached to it.", which is understandable I think the participant object have all the information needed for the entity framework to work with. any suggestion is very appreciated :-) Thanks in Advance, b4st -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; namespace test { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { EntityFrameworkModel.Participant participant = new EntityFrameworkModel.Participant(); participant.Participant_Id = 1; participant = getParticipant(participant); participant.First_Name = "Pete"; saveParticipant(participant); } public static EntityFrameworkModel.Participant getParticipant(EntityFrameworkModel.Participant iParticipant) { using (EntityFrameworkModel.Entities context = new EntityFrameworkModel.Entities()) { var firstParticipant = (from fp in context.Participant where fp.Participant_Id == iParticipant.Participant_Id select fp); context.Detach(firstParticipant.First<EntityFrameworkModel.Participant>()); return firstParticipant.First<EntityFrameworkModel.Participant>(); } } public static void saveParticipant(EntityFrameworkModel.Participant iParticipant) { using (EntityFrameworkModel.Entities context = new EntityFrameworkModel.Entities()) { //... context.SaveChanges(); } } } } ---------------------------------------- Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - ItemsPanelTemplate in custom control I don't think you have any choice to derive from ItemsControl, except to code everything by yourself. Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - ClipToBounds property on Ellipse, Rectangle and Path Thanks SerialSeb for the reply But this really isn't the type of functionality that I am after. The Clip property seems to be more of a selection tool (as in what part of the ellipse to I want to show) rather than a way of saying 'i have these 4 different images, shapes, movies, etc that I don’t want to show out side the boundary of the container that holds them'. Were the containers its self can be any Geometric shape When working this would act the exact same way as ClipToBounds does with Panels and Boarders, but both of those objects can only be rendered as shapes with 90 degree corners. Now I know that all UIElements have ClipToBounds but it doesn’t make any sense to me why Ellipse, Rectangle and Path do when you can’t have anything inside these objects. If you could, then it would make logical sense and my problem would be solved. But as it stands the property does nothing… So does ClipToBounds have any use on an Ellipse, Rectangle and/or Path So given all this and the fact that ClipToBounds doesn’t seem to work in the context of an Ellipse, Rectangle and/or Path, is there another way of doing what I need to do so that actually works on non rectangular objects. Thanks Anthony Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - Access a CollectionViewSource in another XAML file?? Hello, you can use MergedDictionaries. At the beginning of your Window.Resources section, add this: <ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries> <ResourceDictionary Source="source.xaml" /> </ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries> Then you can use any resources defiened in source.xaml. Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - Checking for a named pipe endpoint without throwing EndpointNotFoundException hi, btw you could also use a mutex but judging from your sample it looks like you're using one already re: the InstanceMutex! it assumes you're always using netnamepipebinding of course. sorry if multiple post occurs on this thread, apparently the posting doesn't seem to get updated. /Allan Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - 2d Mouse Coordinates to 3d You can use the 3D Tools library created by Daniel Lehenbauer. You can get it here http://www.codeplex.com/3DTools Besides other goodies it contains a MathUtils helper class that performs the calculations you are looking for. For example to convert a point in 3D space to screen coordinates you would do the following: Code Snippet Viewport3DVisual viewport; bool success; Matrix3D screenTransform = MathUtils .TryTransformTo2DAncestor(myVisual, out viewport, out success); if (success) { Point3D scenePoint = new Point3D (1, 1, 0); Point3D screenPoint = screenTransform.Transform(scenePoint); ... } The X and Y coordinates of screenPoint will be expressed as relative to viewport area. This allows for very easy positioning of 2D content over 3D objects. Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - How to bind Background to RadialGradientBrush.Color? Great! It works :-) Thank you. RostaB Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - MenuItem.Command - multiple binding Hello, Setup: In my app, I have a MenuItem (mi) and I’ve hooked up a Command (cmd) to it. My app has a main window (win). The window has a frame (frm) that I use to navigate to page (pg1). In win.ctro I add a commandbinding for cmd. When I go to menu item and select the mi, the cmd fires. In pg1.ctor I have another commandbinding for cmd. Problem: When frm navigates to pg1, and I select the mi, the win.cmd fires not the pg1.cmd. My findings so far: a) I think this has to do with the CommandTarget setting. But I don’t seem to be able to give keyboard focus to the pg1 after it is loaded. Is ther a way I can do this b) I put a button btn on pg1 and set the btn.Command to the same binding as the mi. When I click the button, I get the pg1.cmd behavior. THEN if I click the mi I get the pg1.cmd behavior. So I thought if I set btn.IsDefault=true, I’ll somehow signal that it is the page that has focus. But it doesn’t work that way. I have to click the button and then pg1.cmd gets linked up to the mi. Thanks in advance. Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - Save an ImageSource/BitmapSource/BitmapImage to file How can I save a ImageSource, BitmapSource, or BitmapImage to a file. I have an Image in which the source originally came from another file that contained serialized GDI+ System.Drawing.Bitmaps. Now I need to save the image to a ".bmp", ".png" or some other format. How can I do this with performance in mind I can obviously convert it back to a System.Drawing.Bitmap and call bitmap.Save(), but is there a better way Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - Frame Control/Window AllowsTransparency? Hej allihopa!.. I’ve come across something very strange.. Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - g.i.cs-Files in WPF-Projects in Visual Studio 2008 In Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2 I saw in a standard WPF Application, that there are not only the generated Files App.g.cs and Window1.g.cs, there are also App.g.i.cs and Window1.g.i.cs. Are the g.i.cs only for the Intellisense-Support in Codebehind-Files without the need to rebuild the solution What stands the "i" for I've found no documentation about this, and im just interested in and would be very glad about a hint. Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - TabControl with built-in scrolling try < ScrollViewer Name = " PART_SelectedContentHost " Margin = " 4 " > < ContentControl Content = " {TemplateBinding SelectedContent} " ></ ContentControl > </ ScrollViewer > Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - ListViewColumnHeader Hello, do you want to filter the data based on what the user types in the TextBox If so, I guess what you want is the TextBox’s Text property. Since the TextBox is in a template, we can’t get it directly in the code. But here’s a walk around: Create a TextBlock outside the template, set its Visibility property to Collapsed, so the user won’t see it. Give it a name such as text1. Now we can bind the TextBox’s Text in the template to the TextBlock’s Text: Text = " {Binding ElementName=text1, Path=Text} " Since this binding is two way by default, whenever the TextBox’s Text updates, the TextBlock’s Text will also be updated. And we can access the TextBlock in our code since it’s not in a template. So we’ll get the text the user typed. Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - error trying to run app the application has failed to start because its side-by-side configuration is incorrect. please see the application event log for more detail. when debuging the app i get, the same msg again, but it also states, "read the manifest file for errors" my app is a graphics app using irrlicht which runs ok, but when included (crazy eddies gui as a static lib) thats when i get the error. any help will be gratfull Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - IsTypeOf in msl's EntityTypeMapping? Hello! Let's assume EntityType C inherits from EntityType B which inherits from EntityType A. As far as I understand, the TypeName attribute in the EntityTypeMapping element should be specified with IsTypeOf and for C it should be specified without IsTypeOf, but what about the TypeName attribute in the EntityTypeMapping element for EntityType B, should it be specified with or without IsTypeOf Perhaps it would have been easier to figure out if the IsTypeOf construction had been documented. Best regards, Henrik Dahl Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - Custom Control RoutedCommand No, the button's not enabled because the Command it's bound to is not available for some reason. That's why I'm asking you to see if your logic ever gets hit. If it's not, then the command is not properly configured. -Drew Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - Return large result sets using WCF with wsHttpBinding Hi, We are developing a new financial solution using WCF as communication programming model, in order to be accomplished with new customer requirements: SOA and interoperability. We have some WCF services (.svc) published in an Win2003/IIS6 server providing corporative services for some client applications. Since these client applications functionalities are built using composition of corporative services, all services are configured to use wsHttpBinding because we are using new transaction flow feature and also to guarantee interoperability with other WS* consumers. We are having problems when some services must return large results to client applications like financial transaction lists to be processed by those. We have already tried to configure these services with "Mtom" message encoding instead of "Text", we increased maxReceivedMessageSize parameter. We have done other configuration changes like defining readerCotas parameter, increase closeTimeout, sendTimeout, openTimeout parameters and nothing what we have done is making difference. When a list returned by services is larger than 1000 registers the exception below was thrown: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host. Could someone help us Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - Running WPF applications in application domains Are there any plans for this to be supported in .NET v3.5 Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - Wrapping a DependencyProperty with a static property I would like a singleton source. But since dependency properties keep a reference to the data, I suppose I would need a singleton destination as well. It seems with the existing implementation, a singleton destination is not achievable. Is there some way of defining a singleton source I attempted making my class a singleton, but the XAML complained about instantiating a Control without a public ctor. Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - Garbage Collection. With TreeView, ListBox, etc That is a very good observation.... good job.... I added your URL to my blog Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - HostVisual and VisualTarget Have you tried creating a MediaElement in Manual mode and when the audio source is loaded you can call mediaPlayer.Pause(); to load the file in a paused state Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - Problem with Visual Brush <Bump> - anyone have any ideas Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - 404 errors with HTTP POST using WebInvoke on Orcas Beta 2 Btw - if i an an empty template (i.e. post no actual data) it does actually work - but kinda limits what its point in life is. When working with POST should I *never* specify a URI template in the WebInvoke Should i always use the template BindBy... stuff to do the mapping It doesn't seem to like two methods with an empty template URI so there musyt be more to it.... steven http://livz.org Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - Invalid association mapping error in Add() I just ingested a Schema using the a Linq to SQL DBML file in the designer. All looked good and seemed to be properly referenced. Then i tried to add a row to a lookup table like below: Code Snippet using (MyDataContext db = new MyDataContext(ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["MyDB"].ConnectionString)) { track_status_enum x = new track_status_enum(); x.enum_value = TrackStatus.Archive.ToString(); x.track_status_id = (byte)TrackStatus.Archive; feed_item_comment_track f = null; db.track_status_enums.Add(x); db.SubmitChanges(); This resulted in the following error on the Add() line: Invalid association mapping for member 'Feedelity.DAL.track_status_enum.feed_item_comment_tracks'. 'Feedelity.DAL.feed_item_comment_track' is not an entity. track_status_enum is a lookup referenced by a bunch of tables as a status field and feed_item_comment_track is one of them. Since i wasn't adding anything to those tables, I don't even know why it's interacting with them on this add, anyhow, but regardless, feed_item_comment_track is defined the same as track_status_enum, so i expect it to be an entity for linq. Any suggestions what this error actually means and where to start troubleshooting thanks arne Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - Simple POX example The "{d:}" is a format used between a WCF service and an ASP.NET AJAX client. If you don't want this, you should not use the <enableWebScript> behavior element, but the <webHttp> element, as shown in my previous post on this thread. By default, <enableWebScript> endpoints have request/response format set to JSON, and <webHttp> endpoints have request/response format set to XML. Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - How to get the screen resolution in wpf look at systemparameters... you can find a lot of useful info there... Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - WsHttpBinding Transport security wsdl Address location We have recently been trying to move an existing service to use Transport security with Basic authentication. There is a deployed service http://dev.services.companyname.com/ServiceName.svc for which I can view in IE7 both at http and https urls. However, when the proxy is generated from the secure address, and when the wsdl is viewed from the secure address some of urls change to https://computername.domainname/ServiceName.svc , so when a request is made for an endpoint it cannot find the endpoint and gets a 404 on the soap action because the certificate does not validate against the latter url. Am I missing a setting somewhere I'm confused where it picks up the computer name for the URL because nowhere do I reference that computername. Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - DataGrid, DataBinding and Updates Hi Yi-Lun ...any anybodey...any ideas Cheers, Dezzz. Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - WCF - Multiple Channel Implementation One solution that will work is to create a separate endpoint/client. This isn't a bad idea if the number of clients is constrained. If the number isn't constrained or is too large to make sense, you can insert a header into each message identifying the 'session' by making the Chunking channel emit a System.Xml.UniqueId identifying the session. Then, you can change the chunking channel to reassemble the messages based on UniqueId. When all the messages for a given UniqueId are pulled from the queue, you can notify the channel up the stream. Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008
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    - Linq in Windows and Web Sites It looks like you are trying to query on a single element rather than an IEnumerable<T> type. Try changing the query to From el in xml.<ProductID> select. Looking at your XML, shouldn't your PurchaseOrder contain PurchaseItem elements which then contian the ProductID, ProductQuantity items If so, your query could then become "From el in xml.<ProductItem> select Id=el.<ProductID>, Quantity=el.<ProductQuantity>. Jim Wooley http://www.linqinaction.net http://www.devauthority.com/blogs/jwooley Tag: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas) Visual Studio 2008

Akeran

How do I switch to assembly code view in VS Debugger for native project I can't find that menu item. Do I need to install processor packs (if any) to get it

Same question for "CPU Registers" windows

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Re: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas)

Jonathan Caves - MSFT

I use right-click and "Show Disassembly"

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Re: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas)

Akeran

It was the first thing I tried but "Show Disassembly" is not in the right-click pop-up menu

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Re: Visual C++ 2008 (Pre-release) Disassembly view in Debugger (Visual Studio Orcas)

Akeran

I think I have the answer: I have to go to Tools- > Options -> Debugging- > General and set "Enable Address Level Debugging"

After that I got "Go to Disassembly" on right click

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