I have a Windows Forms application in a single project written in VB.NET 2003 (legacy code). There is a MainForm and a SecondaryForm that is run by the MainForm. When I run the application through the
I made a very simple program which automates some things for me.I wrote it in c++ and it runs on Windows. While debugging it with GDB from inside the Codeblocks IDE , I get many breakpoints out of now
When I build a release version of a project in Visual Studio 2008, it creates a .pdb file, e.g. for a simple WPF project it generates a .exe and .pdb file.
Using WinDbg and trying to debug a Silverlight application for memory leaks, I come across properties on my objects that are implemented as a DependencyProperty - and when I dump the object in the deb
I\'ve been helping augment a twenty-some year old proprietary language within my company. It is a large, Turing-complete language. Translating it to another grammar regime (such as Antlr) is not an op
I\'ve upgraded a windows form app from vb.net 2005 to 2008.I\'ve gone into the project and told the debug to point to bin\\Debug and active to point to bin\\Release.Now when i change the mode to activ
I use Eclipse PDT for PHP. I can run my PhpUnit tests : works fine. But I can not debug my unit tests. Has someby already done this ?
This question already has answers here: Closed 13 years ago. Possible Duplicate: Why use windbg vs the Visual Studio (VS) debugger ?
How can I set a break point in a javascript function and have the IE toolbar break on it like I can do with F开发者_JAVA百科irebug? Or can I even do this in IE?If I can find the error in firefox using
Is there any sense to step-execute release code? I noticed that some lines of code are omitted, i.e. some method calls. Also variable preview doesn\'t show some variables and shows invalid (not real)