Is there any way to automatically break into debugger when my class library functions are getting ca

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Published on 2010-04-12T12:35:18Z Indexed on 2010/04/12 12:43 UTC
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I have a managed class library (say mylib.dll) and a 3rd party managed app (say app.exe) which is using mylib.dll. I have the code of mylib.dll but not of the app.exe. So currently what i do is i build mylib.dll, copy it to app.exe's directory, start app.exe and attach to the process. That way if i put breakpoints in code mylib.dll , i see them being hit. But is there anyway to automatically break in code of mylib.dll whenever any external application calls one of its exposed methods ? ie. Only for entrypoints of the dll.

thanks, Mishal

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