Hello Kurt,

Given that we've got the source code for FSharp.Core

I'm afraid I don't know the answer to your question, but I would like to know where the FSharp.Core source code is. I've seen several people mention that it's available but have never been able to find it [:(]

Thanks

By on 6/25/2010 11:55 AM ()

The FSharp.Core source code is available as part of the F# CTP (the F# install for VS2008).

I also don't know how to magically get the debugger to associate that source with the PDB (apart from e.g., compiling FSharp.Core.dll yourself on your own box and GACing your version (probably need to disable strong name verification), if that would even work).

It might be something you can ask on some VS debugger forum (I have a 3rd party lib, and I have the pdb for the lib, and I have the source for the lib, how do I get the debugger to associate those three?)

By on 6/25/2010 12:10 PM ()

OK, that's a good suggestion.

Apparently the pdbs have source server support, so that might be one way to go about it. Haven't had time to look into it in more detail.

I seem to remember that Visual Studio sometimes asks me to give a location for the source files if it can't find them. Is that a VS setting that I turned off somehow? (it's not something I've actually used before, but in this case it seems pretty much what I need)

Cheers, Kurt

By on 6/28/2010 3:41 AM ()
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