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Few suggestions:
1) try to add Debug.Break() into your robot. To see what happens.
2) robocode engine copies the DLL into %TEMP% and creates new AppDonain there. So It's probably missing the .PDB file, and that's why it doesn't map your breakpoint properly.
Flemming,
could you please copy the .PDB file into temp if it exist in original ocation next to the robot DLL ?...
2012-01-13 01:02:46 PST in Robocode
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OK, so you are OK on VS2010.
With VS 2008, I'm not sure I ever tried, but I think I did.
The issue may be the CLR v4.0. It may be not recognized by older VS 2008 ?
There is no easy way how to tell robocode to use CLR 2.0 unless you recompile it. Or unless you uninstall CLR 4.0.
2011-12-10 12:44:51 PST in Robocode
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Hi,
my guess is that you have more java processes running at your machine and you are looking at wrong one.
Another idea crossed my mind is that you have proper java process but for some reason robocode .NET plugin was not loaded into it.
Could you please confirm both ?
Pavel.
2011-12-09 05:11:06 PST in Robocode
