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Unload/reload symbols/pdb in visual studio

I'm in visual studio 2008, and need to unload a specific module.

In windbg this would be accomplished with

.reload -u

but I can't find it's counterpart in VS, or any functionality relating to reloading)

Thanks!

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some bits flipped Avatar asked Jun 21 '11 23:06

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1 Answers

apparently does not exist. Please correct me if that's wrong...

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some bits flipped Avatar answered Oct 27 '22 04:10

some bits flipped