The goal of the investigation is to manually construct a solution that allows debugging packages without the need of manually searching for source files in the Visual Studio pop-up dialog.
Because .pdb files hold only absolute pathes to the .cpp file that belongs to them, the source files of a package are not automatically found when debugging into a package. It somehow seems to be possible to specify a source file server command in the .pdb file which is intended to load sources from a central server.
Maybe this mechanism can be high-checked to load sources from a relative path in the package.
The goal of the investigation is to manually construct a solution that allows debugging packages without the need of manually searching for source files in the Visual Studio pop-up dialog.
Because .pdb files hold only absolute pathes to the .cpp file that belongs to them, the source files of a package are not automatically found when debugging into a package. It somehow seems to be possible to specify a source file server command in the .pdb file which is intended to load sources from a central server. Maybe this mechanism can be high-checked to load sources from a relative path in the package.
More Information: https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/245824/Sourcepack-indexing-PDB-files-with-source-archive https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/visualstudio-docs/blob/master/docs/debugger/specify-symbol-dot-pdb-and-source-files-in-the-visual-studio-debugger.md
If this is possible, create a task for implementing the solution in CPFCMake.