How to determine where in the source is the executable C# code?

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Rodrijjke2019-09-05 22:42:53

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Rodrijjke, 2019-09-05 22:42:53

There are C# sources. You need to get information about exactly where the code currently being executed by the process is located in them. That is, get a string, a method, a class for each thread. Does the CLR contain this information? If this is possible, are there ready-made solutions?

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freeExec, 2019-09-06
@Rodrijjke

Yes, in the place with the executable file during compilation, you can create debugging information *.pdb(for the VS compiler), and the answer to your question will be stored in it. How to gut it, you are looking for it yourself.

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BasiC2k, 2019-09-06
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When running from under the IDE, press pause. The execution will stop, and the IDE will highlight the line where the code execution stopped.