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Build ID: I20080617-2000 Steps To Reproduce: 1. Start a C++ application. 2. Add external folders to project. 3. Start debuger. 4. Debuger cant find the files and you are promted to manually open them, even the paths in debuger are correctly. More information:
Can you please elaborate? What is " Start a C++ application"? Create a project? Managed? What is "Add external folders to project"? Add Linked resource? Was it marked as source folder? How project was compiled? Does paths in binary matching ones on the host? What is "the paths in debuger are correctly"? Correctly what? Where in debugger?
(In reply to comment #1) > Can you please elaborate? > What is " Start a C++ application"? Create a project? Managed? > What is "Add external folders to project"? Add Linked resource? Was it marked > as source folder? How project was compiled? Does paths in binary matching ones > on the host? > What is "the paths in debuger are correctly"? Correctly what? Where in > debugger? > Ok, maybe i was in a hurry and i didnt show the steps correctly. Considering a C++ application, I have add some new folders linked to file system. Now, when I debug the application, I get the next errors on every file: "Can't find a source file at "../../some paths" Locate the file or edit the source lookup path to include its location." But the problem is when I press "Edit Source Lookup" all the paths are here correctly added. Thanks in advance.
Can you try of the 5.0.1 builds, I fixed similar error recently
(In reply to comment #3) > Can you try of the 5.0.1 builds, I fixed similar error recently > Same problem, is not working.
"Can't find a source file at "../../some paths" Looks like you compiler inserts relative paths, if you add <dir> to your source lookup does it make real path: <dir>/../../some paths?
What happens if you tell it where the file is instead of editing the source lookup paths?
