When debugging my code, I often throw breakpoints in to check the values of local variables to make sure everything is on the right track.
Lately, when I make changes to my code and recompile, all my breakpoints turn into the outline of a circle (instead of a full red circle) and it gives me an error that reads;
The breakpoint will not currently be hit. No executable code is
associated with this line. Possible causes include: conditional
compilation or complier optimizations.
What's strange about this issue is that I can simply remove and add the breakpoint and everything will work completely fine.
I am not using any type of conditional compilation or complier optimizations. Does anyone know what this means or how to fix this? It gets quite annoying replacing 10-12 breakpoints each time I compile.
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