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Visual Studio 2013 - Source Unavailable

While I am debugging, when I click the "Break All" button, a new tab window opens, which says the following:

Source unavailable -source information not in debug information for this module

It works fine while editing and continues during debugging, but why is this happening? I don’t want this tab window to appear every time I click the Break All button.

Just don't say this is a new Microsoft bug!

Does anyone have an idea how to fix this because it is annoying. Thanks!

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This means that at the time you click Break executable code was from some external library for which you have no source; most likely a call to the base language library, of which you undoubtedly have many calls throughout your application. If you do this often enough, in the end you will be able to break down at the moment when the library call is not performed (the specific code of your program will determine how lucky you are for this to happen).

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This is not a new Microsoft bug.

When you break all , you are likely to break the code that occurs in the compiled libraries of your code. The source will not be available for this, therefore, an error.

Modifying and continuing will focus on your code, not on library support, so an error does not occur. This can be seen by trying to enter the ( F11 ) third-party library in your project.

EDIT: Have you tried entering the Exceptions menu? CTRL + ALT + "E" and clearing all fields of Thrown ?

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1502116/

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