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 #1  
04-05-07, 10:32 AM
Eike
Hello there,

when debugging my ARM-based image, I get the warning:

Loaded '{myDir}\GIISR.DLL', timestamp of module on device does not match
timestamp of local module.

I would like to get rid of this warning, maybe this causes some other
strange problems I have at the moment. Any ideas?!
 #2  
04-07-07, 04:32 AM
Doug Cook [MSFT]
This simply means that you might not be able to set source-level breakpoints
in GIISR.dll. It doesn't mean anything is wrong with GIISR.dll. It probably
means that you've built a new version in your Flat Release Directory since
the last time you downloaded an image to your device.
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