What is 'Just My Code'?

Solution 1:

From Visual Studio Docs:

Enable Just My Code: The debugger displays and steps into user code ("My Code") only, ignoring system code and other code that is optimized or that does not have debugging symbols.

Solution 2:

As long as the feature is pretty self-explanatory - debugger skips external code - I think it is also worth mentioning what actually counts as 'My Code' according to Microsoft. In context of the .NET projects that is:

Not My Code:

• any optimized library (e.g. Release Mode)
• libraries without .pdb (no debugging symbols)
• Classes or members marked with [DebuggerNonUserCode] or [DebuggerHidden]. Also [DebuggerStepThrough] affects it

My Code:

• Any project with loaded .pdb (with debugging symbols) for which none of the above applies

An easy way to see how project dependencies will be treated by the debugger and if they have debugging symbols loaded is to check the Modules window (Debug -> Windows -> Modules, visible only during debugging), which offers a User Code column.

On a practical side, any not-user-code is marked as [External Code], while debugging.

Solution 3:

You need PBOs to debug other code such as any library that might be statically or dynamically linked to your code. With the above option, you're only debugging (your) active part of the code.

Solution 4:

A quick way to fix it or we can say run your code in default debugging state is:

Find out the Solution Configuration option in the Visual Studio Tools tray, changes the selected option to "Debug".