I have a multi-threaded application that I\'m debugging inside the IDE (Visual Studio 2008, Win7-64, C++).
The most interesting C++ question I\'ve encountered recently goes as follows: We determined (through profiling) that our algorithm spends a lot of time in debug mode in MS Visual Studio 2005 with fun
Is there a way to temp开发者_运维百科orarily disable all active breakpoints and then renable only those breakpoints which were previously enabled. To give a quick example, suppose I have the following
I\'m trying to write a Visual Studio package that shows a live object graph during debugging. Is there any way to access the data of the managed debugger from within a VS 2010 package? I am aware of
On the project I am working on at the moment we have an unknown number of flickering tests which fail at varying rates (anywhere from every-other run to once every 5000 runs) which has led us to belie
We have a native C++ Win32 .exe built using Visual Studio 2005 that works flawlessly on all the machines we\'ve tested in-house on (XP 32-bit, Vista 32-bit & Windows 7 64-bit). But of course, it c
NOTE: related question from ~2 years ago just confirmed SL3 couldn\'t do it. Since Silverlight 5 will (AFAICT) still not have edit-and-continue support (even for out-of-browser, again AFAICT), I want
I\'ve created a method in C# that extends the string datatype, creating an additional overload to the Split function so that a text qualifier can be defined.
Let\'s say you are debugging. At one point you are in Method A, which has a parameter foo of type Foo. Lat开发者_Go百科er on you are in Method B, which also takes a parameter foo of type Foo.
I get the error below when trying to debug an Any CPU console app. When I switch the Platform target to x86, it works fine. I\'ve tried to repair VS2010 and reinstall VS2010.
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