G. Using the Visual Studio
Debugger
Objectives |
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In this appendix you'll learn:
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To set breakpoints to debug
programs.
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To run a program through the
debugger.
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To set, disable and remove a
breakpoint.
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To use the Continue command
to continue execution.
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To use the Locals window to view and modify the values of
variables.
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To use the Watch window to
evaluate expressions.
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To use the Step Into, Step Out and Step
Over commands to control execution.
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To use the Autos window to
view variables that are used in the surrounding
statements. |
And so shall I catch the
fly.
—William
Shakespeare
We are built to make mistakes,
coded for error.
—Lewis Thomas
What we anticipate seldom occurs;
what we least expect generally happens.
—Benjamin
Disraeli
He can run but he can't
hide.
—Joe Louis
It is one
thing to show a man that he is in error, and another to put him in possession of
truth.
—John Locke
Outline |
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| G.1 |
Introduction |
| G.2 |
Breakpoints and the Continue Command |
| G.3 |
Locals and Watch
Windows |
| G.4 |
Controlling Execution Using the
Step Into, Step
Over, Step Out and Continue Commands |
| G.5 |
Autos Window |
| G.6 |
Wrap-Up |
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