Chris Miller

I am a Microsoft MVP, a Pluralsight Author, a Xamarin Certified Mobile Developer for iOS and Android, and the leader of the Tech Valley .NET User Group.

Eric Gunnerson’s C# Compendium : Visual Studio Debugging Slowness – Solved

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It looks like if you have an invalid directory in the “debug source files” list, the VS.NET debugger may get very sleepy. The work around is to make sure that the list does not have any invalid directories.

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