I am testing my application with Project White . The binaries for this project include the DLLs from the Castle project: Castle.DynamicProxies2.dll (or something like that). Unfortunately, a symbol file (PDB) is not provided for this DLL. A group of other DLLs has their own character files.
When I run my UITest, it takes a long time to create a character file for this Castle DLL. I would like to keep this generated DLL somewhere so that it does not create it all the time.
I have a folder with a character cache in my Visual Studio settings, and when I launch the application and I click "Download all characters". I get a message stating that it is loading a symbol file for Castle Castle. However, it does not appear in my cache folder (probably because it is a proprietary non-Microsoft DLL). The option "always load characters next to modules" is enabled. If I disable it, even characters for my own project will not be loaded. The writing DLL is copied to the output folder, otherwise it will not even be launched.
Is there a way to save this automatically generated character file rather than creating it every time? I looked at temporary folders, but could not find them.
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