Posted by: Sue Loh  I've been working with one of our customers
the last couple of days, and found that there were a few handy
tips for using the Platform Builder debugger with Windows CE
that I knew and they didn't.  So I am sharing them here.
Uninstantiated Breakpoints  If you've ever tried to set a
breakpoint, but gotten the pink-color uninstantiated circle
(indicating that the breakpoint is not yet set) instead of the
maroon-color circle (indicating that the breakpoint is set), the
problem might be something like this:    • Wrong source file: 
The code you set a breakpoint in isn't actually running.   • Bad
source path mapping:  The binaries and PDBs you use contain
strings indicating where the source code came from.  But those
strings are inserted when they are compiled.  If you are trying
to set a breakpoint inside of code that Microsoft compiled, then
the strings will indicate a location that does not exist on your
machine.  The "source path mapping" is a mapping from the
locations that are compiled-i