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[cys]

I created a new 4.2 project. Moved all the code over from the 4.1 project. All the libraries are either 4.2.0.0 or 4.2.0.1, or something I built under 4.2 and added. Everything builds fine. When debugging the Sample Emulator appears for about five minutes and then quits with the output: "Error: Error in the Application." Before creating a new project from scratch, I got "Error: Assembly file " does not exist! Load failed." Suggestions appreciated. Not much to go on, I know. As always I'll keep trying things.

 

Chris

[hanzibal]

The emulator showing up would indicate that you haven't actively set the deployment channel to USB (or COM port for the mini) but I would think you've already checked that?

 

Sometimes VS looses the setting and I'll have to goto project properties and put it back.

[cys]

The emulator showing up would indicate that you haven't actively set the deployment channel to USB (or COM port for the mini) but I would think you've already checked that?

 

Sometimes VS looses the setting and I'll have to goto project properties and put it back.

 

I'm debugging under the emulator. I always do that first before deploying to hardware as my routine under 4.1 for the past year. Basically I'm checking looking for any exceptions. In this case I toggled a break after something of interest and it never gets there. I've already replaced every library and made a new project and put everything in that. I think I'm going to have to take out all the subroutines and supporting libraries and build everthing again step by step to find out what is misbehaving. Also, will have to go down the path of removing all the netduinio support files and reinstall everything.

[hanzibal]

I see. Usually when I accidentally run the emulator, I get an exception since it does not have the periphals I'm working with :-)

[cys]

I see. Usually when I accidentally run the emulator, I get an exception since it does not have the periphals I'm working with :-)

I do a first pass where I knock those out. So, I can't find everything but I have routinely benefitted.