Network Programming in .NET

If you select the option Tools>options>Debugging>Symbols, and select to download PDB (Symbol files) from Microsoft Symbol services, then, in the event of a crash, you can step deeper into the code, and understand perhaps the underlying reason, coming from a Microsoft provided DLL.

This website http://pdb.dotnetframework.org/ provides a viewer that lets you see what’s contained within each of the PDBs online. The text was created using the command;

llvm-pdbutil.exe pretty –all

It’s open source on GITHUB here; https://github.com/infiniteloopltd/pdb

Specifically holding data on the following PDBs;

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Abstractions
Accessibility
AccountManagement
Activation
Activities
AddIn
Aero
AeroLite
ApplicationServices
Build
Caching
Channels
Classic
Client
Compatibility
ComponentModel
Compression
Configuration
Context
Contract
Core
CSharp
Data
DataAnnotations
DataSetExtensions
DataVisualization
Deployment
Design
Device
Discovery
Drawing
DurableInstancing
DynamicData
Engine
EnterpriseServices
Entity
Extensions
Forms
Framework
Hosting
Http
IdentityModel
Infrastructure
Instrumentation
Internals
ISymWrapper
JScript
Linq
Log
Luna
Manipulations
Messaging
Mobile
mscorlib
Net
Numerics
OracleClient
pdblist
Presentation
PresentationBuildTasks
Printing
Protocols
ReachFramework
Registration
RegularExpressions
Remoting
Ribbon
Routing
Royale
Runtime
Selectors
Serialization
ServiceModel
Services
SMDiagnostics
Soap
Speech
SqlXml
STLCLR
sysglobl
system.activities
System
Transactions
UIAutomationClient
UIAutomationClientsideProviders
VisualC
Web
Windows
WorkflowServices
Xaml
XamlBuildTask
Xml