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I have a .dmp file which needs debugging. When I build the project in Visual Studio, it gives me x64 binaries PDB, DLL. When I check dissassembly code, I have choosen view source code, but still it doesn't show me the right plce in sources where the pointer null reference crash is occured.

Completely new to Visual Studio 2019 debugging/development, any help is appreciated. Thanks.

Y M J
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  • That's entirely normal. The .dmp file is generated from the optimized release build, a basic feature of the optimizer is that it moves code around. Some guess work is required, the stack trace is usually the best way to figure out how the program got into trouble. Ensure you log the trace in your crash handler and you typically don't need the .dmp file at all anymore. [Example](https://stackoverflow.com/a/3133249/17034). – Hans Passant Apr 25 '22 at 11:58

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