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We have recently found out that Crossgen2-produced PDB files contain an invalid GUID (not matching the one in the produced PE executable) and no actual symbol information. JanK tracked this down to the following commit,
which changed management of the refcounted COM object NGenPDBWriter in such a way that it never got fully released and so it didn't flush its various in-memory changes to the PDB file. I have already fixed the issue in the .NET 9 live runtime tree with the following PR:
Architecture: all
OS: Windows
We have recently found out that Crossgen2-produced PDB files contain an invalid GUID (not matching the one in the produced PE executable) and no actual symbol information. JanK tracked this down to the following commit,
https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/pull/84643/files#diff-9e985fc04e2df61f33c3d19bb5d1a0de0188a8343339bfc2f8c977c56d1f60f2L148
which changed management of the refcounted COM object
NGenPDBWriter
in such a way that it never got fully released and so it didn't flush its various in-memory changes to the PDB file. I have already fixed the issue in the .NET 9 live runtime tree with the following PR:#96518
The purpose of this tracking issue is to assist backport of the fix to .NET 8 servicing,
#96566
as it constitutes a regression affecting various profiler scenarios.
Thanks
Tomas
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