void OnUpdateModuleSymbols (object sender, CorUpdateModuleSymbolsEventArgs e)
{
SymbolBinder binder = new SymbolBinder ();
CorMetadataImport mi = new CorMetadataImport (e.Module);
ISymbolReader reader = binder.GetReaderFromStream (mi.RawCOMObject, e.Stream);
foreach (ISymbolDocument doc in reader.GetDocuments ()) {
Console.WriteLine (doc.URL);
}
e.Continue = true;
}
private void UpdateModuleSymbolsEventHandler(Object sender, CorUpdateModuleSymbolsEventArgs e)
{
Trace.WriteLine("ManagedCallback::UpdateModuleSymbols");
BeginManagedDebugEvent();
try
{
// If the CLR supports ICorDebugModule3::CreateReaderForInMemorySymbols and this is a dynamic
// module, then this callback is useless - we already retrieved the symbols. In most cases
// (eg. when not specifically being compatible with the Mix07 VS tools) the CLR won't even
// dispatch this callback to us when it supports this new API.
if (e.Module.SupportsCreateReaderForInMemorySymbols && e.Module.IsDynamic)
{
Trace.WriteLine("ManagedCallback::UpdateModuleSymbols - Ignored");
return;
}
MDbgModule m = Modules.Lookup(e.Module);
Debug.Assert(m != null); // all modules should always be registered
bool ok = m.UpdateSymbols(e.Stream);
Debug.Assert(ok, "UpdateSymbolStore failed");
// Anytime we udpate symbols, we need to check for if we can bind any source-level breakpoints.
//m_breakpointMgr.BindBreakpoints(m);
foreach (MDbgBreakpoint b in m_breakpointMgr)
{
b.BindToModule(m);
}
// if IsInMemory holds this is probably a module in an assembly
// loaded by byte-array, and a user entry breakpoint might not have
// been found at Load time; so check again for one.
if (e.Module.IsInMemory && !m_processAttaching &&
m_userEntryBreakpointEnabled && m_userEntryBreakpoint == null)
SetUserEntryBreakpointInModule(m);
if (InternalHandleRawMode(ManagedCallbackType.OnUpdateModuleSymbols, e))
return;
if (HandleCustomPostCallback(ManagedCallbackType.OnUpdateModuleSymbols, e))
return;
}
finally
{
EndManagedDebugEvent(e);
}
}
