I found that IntelliTrace is not supported on Visual Studio 2010 64-bit version.
MS says its because of technical restrictions
Can anyone shed some light on what those restrictions might be?
Thanx.
I found that IntelliTrace is not supported on Visual Studio 2010 64-bit version.
MS says its because of technical restrictions
Can anyone shed some light on what those restrictions might be?
Thanx.
The problem is likely that the IntelliTrace code is written for 32 bit only right now. You cannot invoke a 32-bit library from a 64-bit executable currently in Windows. There are lots of other applications that have this problem as well. For example: Since windows explorer is 64-bit applications that contribute to the right click menu need to also be 64-bit.
This is likely the same issue here. The library was probably not ported to 64-bit yet making it not possible to call it from the new version of Visual Studio.
I agree with the first answer. VS.NET is still a 32Bit application and to debug a 64Bit application, is surly a technical hurdle. There were also some time constraints to push this out with the release of VS.NET 2010.
There are some interesting links, for ex. how to debug a 64Bit App:
http://blogs.msdn.com/habibh/archive/2009/10/22/intellitrace-is-not-available-why.aspx