How do I get Visual Studio not to disable my breakpoints?

Question

I'm using VC++ 6.0 or so. I have one executable in a workspace that has its breakpoints disabled every time that I run it (requiring that I debug in assemble without the source obvious) while others within the same workspace can be easily debugged.

I've done most of the obvious things like using a debuggable library and turning optimizations off. Is there something inobvious, but common that I could be missing?

It seems like VS is missing the information about what line goes with what code. How do I get VS to be aware of this information?

Answer 1

go to project->option
and make sure you are building for debug version (look for the compilation flag -D DEBUG)