Debugger.Common

At least one of the threads whom this active statement belongs to is in a leaf frame.

The statement is partially executed.

An active statement is partially executed if the thread is stopped in between two sequence points. This may happen when the users steps through the code in disassembly window (stepping over machine instructions), when the compiler emits a call to Debugger.Break (VB Stop statement), etc. Partially executed active statement can't be edited.

The statement IL is not in user code.

Indicates that the active statement instruction belongs to the latest version of the containing method. If not set, the containing method was updated but the active statement was not remapped yet because the thread has not returned to that instruction yet and was not remapped to the new version.

When the debugger asks the CLR for the active statement information it compares ICorDebugFunction.GetVersionNumber() and ICorDebugFunction.GetCurrentVersionNumber() to determine the value of this flag.

At least one of the threads whom this active statement belongs to is in a non-leaf frame.

When applying updates while the code is executing, we will not attempt any remap for methods which are on the executing stack. This is done so we can avoid blocking an edit due an executing active statement. Language services needs to acknowledge such active statements when emitting further remap information.

returns -1 if information is missing

returns -1 if information is missing

Invalid data format. Invalid data format. Invalid data format.

Maps global method token to a handle local to the current delta PDB. Debug tables referring to methods currently use local handles, not global handles. See https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/16286

The header of a WebCIL file.

The header is a subset of the PE, COFF and CLI headers that are needed by the mono runtime to load managed assemblies.

This is the Webcil analog of System.Reflection.PortableExecutable.SectionHeader, but with fewer fields

This is the same Implementation as Microsoft.DiaSymReader.SymUnmanagedExtensions.GetDocumentsForMethod, but with retrying, because Microsoft.DiaSymReader.ISymEncUnmanagedMethod.GetDocumentsForMethod can return unexpected documents count

Number of attempts to get all the expected documents