The debugger inside Visual Studio is language agnostic. We have added support for our X# language, so you will see variables in the locals and autos windows with X# specific types and so you can enter expressions for breakpoint conditions, in the watch window and in the intermediate window in X# (case insensitive for example).
Behind the debugger expression evaluator (that's how this is called) is the complete X# compiler.
We have added an options page to Visual Studio from where you can control how the X# debugger Expression evaluator parses and compiles expressions.
Normally the debugger works with the settings from the main application.
However, when the startup application is not a X# application then the settings from this dialog are used.
The first 2 options work always.
When your application uses late binding and you see problems with late binding in the debugger, then you can disable late binding from this dialog.
