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Roger
Hi All
When quiting Visio drawing control applications in the Visual Studio 2005
IDE you get a LoaderLock MDA error. I've discovered this error can be avoided
by disabling the LoaderLock exception from the
Debug>Exceptions>Managed Debugging Assistants menu.
However, sometimes (but not always) after quiting a Visio drawing control
application, Visual Studio remains in "running mode" and you have to use the
"stop debugging" toolbar or menu item. I've made various unsuccessful
attempts to resolve this using dispose, garbage collect and
WaitForPendingFinalizers, etc. This problem affects both my own programs and
the Visio SDK OfficePlanSample.
Is this problem one that is likely to affect release builds in someway or is
it just a quirk of the Visual Studio debugger?
Is there any VB2005 or C#2005 sample code available for Visio 2003, in
particular the drawing control? If not, is any planned for the near future or
will we have to wait until Visio 12 is released - which I guess we can expect
later this year?
Many thanks
Roger Billsdon
When quiting Visio drawing control applications in the Visual Studio 2005
IDE you get a LoaderLock MDA error. I've discovered this error can be avoided
by disabling the LoaderLock exception from the
Debug>Exceptions>Managed Debugging Assistants menu.
However, sometimes (but not always) after quiting a Visio drawing control
application, Visual Studio remains in "running mode" and you have to use the
"stop debugging" toolbar or menu item. I've made various unsuccessful
attempts to resolve this using dispose, garbage collect and
WaitForPendingFinalizers, etc. This problem affects both my own programs and
the Visio SDK OfficePlanSample.
Is this problem one that is likely to affect release builds in someway or is
it just a quirk of the Visual Studio debugger?
Is there any VB2005 or C#2005 sample code available for Visio 2003, in
particular the drawing control? If not, is any planned for the near future or
will we have to wait until Visio 12 is released - which I guess we can expect
later this year?
Many thanks
Roger Billsdon