Where can we find Windows debug symbols(pdb files) for released binaries

[saurabhtangri]

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[joyIntel]

I guess you should build with RelWithDebInfo mode for the pdb files. But I do agree even with that mode, we do not get sufficient symbols.

[saurabhtangri]

Yes we could do that by building from source, my question was for binaries that are in public releases here:

[pranavsharma]

All our release builds are built with RelWithDebInfo and the pdb file is shipped with the packages (both nuget and zip packages). Nuget pkg can be found here https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.ML.OnnxRuntime/.

[snnn]

If my PR #8754 get accepted and merged, then you can use the symbols published to nuget.org symbol server by adding https://symbols.nuget.org/download/symbols to your symbol sources in Visual Studio, which allows stepping into package code in the Visual Studio debugger.