Loaded 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\kernel32.dll', Cannot find or open the PDB filePeople say don't worry about these warnings but does Visual Studio (2010) have to spit out a dozen of these every time I compile?
VS 2010 PDB warnings necessary?
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People say don't worry about these warnings but does Visual Studio (2010) have to spit out a dozen of these every time I compile?
Tools->Options->Debugging->Output Window.
You can turn Module Load Messages to Off in here. Don't believe there is a way to get the module load message without the comment about the missing PDB file though.
I have pretty much everything turned off in this options pane. I find most of the information useless and prefer to just have the output window for my own debugging information but YMMV.
You can turn Module Load Messages to Off in here. Don't believe there is a way to get the module load message without the comment about the missing PDB file though.
I have pretty much everything turned off in this options pane. I find most of the information useless and prefer to just have the output window for my own debugging information but YMMV.
The other option is to download the symbol files and let VS use them (which can be extremely handy for debugging).
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