/// <exception cref="GetValueException">Can not evaluate in optimized code</exception>
static Eval CreateEval(Process process, string description, EvalStarter evalStarter)
{
ICorDebugEval corEval = CreateCorEval(process);
Eval newEval = new Eval(process, description, corEval);
try {
evalStarter(newEval);
} catch (COMException e) {
if ((uint)e.ErrorCode == 0x80131C26)
{
throw new GetValueException("Can not evaluate in optimized code");
}
else if ((uint)e.ErrorCode == 0x80131C28)
{
throw new GetValueException("Object is in wrong AppDomain");
}
else if ((uint)e.ErrorCode == 0x8013130A)
{
// Happens on getting of Sytem.Threading.Thread.ManagedThreadId; See SD2-1116
throw new GetValueException("Function does not have IL code");
}
else if ((uint)e.ErrorCode == 0x80131C23)
{
// The operation failed because it is a GC unsafe point. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131C23)
// This can probably happen when we break and the thread is in native code
throw new GetValueException("Thread is in GC unsafe point");
}
else if ((uint)e.ErrorCode == 0x80131C22)
{
// The operation is illegal because of a stack overflow.
throw new GetValueException("Can not evaluate after stack overflow");
}
else if ((uint)e.ErrorCode == 0x80131313)
{
// Func eval cannot work. Bad starting point.
// Reproduction circumstancess are unknown
throw new GetValueException("Func eval cannot work. Bad starting point.");
}
else
{
#if DEBUG
throw; // Expose for more diagnostics
#else
throw new GetValueException(e.Message);
#endif
}
}
process.NotifyEvaluationStarted(newEval);
process.AsyncContinue(DebuggeeStateAction.Keep);
return(newEval);
}
/// <exception cref="GetValueException">Can not evaluate in optimized code</exception>
static Eval CreateEval(Process process, string description, EvalStarter evalStarter)
{
ICorDebugEval corEval = CreateCorEval(process);
Eval newEval = new Eval(process, description, corEval);
try {
evalStarter(newEval);
} catch (COMException e) {
if ((uint)e.ErrorCode == 0x80131C26) {
throw new GetValueException("Can not evaluate in optimized code");
} else if ((uint)e.ErrorCode == 0x80131C28) {
throw new GetValueException("Object is in wrong AppDomain");
} else if ((uint)e.ErrorCode == 0x8013130A) {
// Happens on getting of Sytem.Threading.Thread.ManagedThreadId; See SD2-1116
throw new GetValueException("Function does not have IL code");
} else if ((uint)e.ErrorCode == 0x80131C23) {
// The operation failed because it is a GC unsafe point. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131C23)
// This can probably happen when we break and the thread is in native code
throw new GetValueException("Thread is in GC unsafe point");
} else if ((uint)e.ErrorCode == 0x80131C22) {
// The operation is illegal because of a stack overflow.
throw new GetValueException("Can not evaluate after stack overflow");
} else if ((uint)e.ErrorCode == 0x80131313) {
// Func eval cannot work. Bad starting point.
// Reproduction circumstancess are unknown
throw new GetValueException("Func eval cannot work. Bad starting point.");
} else {
#if DEBUG
throw; // Expose for more diagnostics
#else
throw new GetValueException(e.Message);
#endif
}
}
process.NotifyEvaluationStarted(newEval);
process.AsyncContinue(DebuggeeStateAction.Keep);
return newEval;
}
