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I have one application in wich I need to make code changes almost all time (changing crytographic procedures, etc...), so my idea is to have all my debug parameters and variables activated each time I'm making changes. I don't want to be commenting and...
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As in:
[Conditional("DEBUG")] private void YourFunction....
#endif
Or, you can use the [Conditional("DEBUG")] attribute to zero out a whole function in a release build.
You may use a conditional code section:
#if DEBUG //Your code goes here.
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I'm using a black syntax highlighting theme in my Visual Studio.NET which I like very much. When in debug mode and step-by-stepping through the code the current line background is yellow, which is Ok.
However the line of code up the stack that invoked...
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Found it! It's called "Read-Only Region" - VERY non-intuitive!.
Have you tried "Inactive Selected Text"? I believe that is the one you are looking for .
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Hi,
I've written a c# windows app, that performs some DB intensive operations. (MySQL connector v6).
When running the project in Debug mode, everything works fine. However, when I run the prject in release mode, it sometimes quits operation midway - with...
Started by Bob on
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To it with information of your choice, similarly to how the console may be used for debug purposes in a windows.
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I am debugging and I hit my break point. I hover over a variable and I get the standard drilldown. I see a Nullable prop and it is null. I right click and choose "edit value". No matter what I seem to type, I get "The value could not be set. Please check...
Started by Kettenbach on
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In ....
I had this line:
DateTime dt = DateTime.Parse("01/01/2000")
In a Watch window line, type this in the name field:
dt = new DateTime(2009,5,1)
The line will be disabled so just delete it.
Try using #5/1/2009#
Seems easy to me.
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There is a problem compiling Ogre with MFC in debug mode, you get an error because of the MFC macro:
#ifdef _DEBUG #define new DEBUG_NEW
Which basically clobbers Ogre's debug new -
#define OGRE_NEW new (__FILE__, __LINE__, __FUNCTION__)
I'm trying to ...
Started by bobobobo on
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Check this article on the Ogre.
I tried this out on another machine, and it seemed to work in debug modeYou may need to remove the MFC debug macro rather than the Ogre one.
I was using.
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Is it possible to debug code line by line in Eclipse showing which line is executing so that I understand the logic of the code? I'm new to programming, please give me suitable advice.
Started by fesam on
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It is possible if you launch your program in debug mode:
put a breakpoint in the section you want of the code launch your program in debug mode use the stepping buttons or F5-F8 to step in different ways program in debug....
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I'm from Java background, in Java program I can use System.out.println(message) to print a message to the output window, what's the equivalent in the C# .net Visual Studio ?
I know when I'm in debug mode I can use :
Debug.WriteLine("Debug : User_Id = ...
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Select there: Debug ....
Go to the Compile tab.
Right Click on the Project and Select Properties.
You just have to make in DEBUG mode.
Messages can occur in the output window as well, even if you're not in debug mode.
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In most C or C++ environments, there is a "debug" mode and a "release" mode compilation.
Looking at the difference between the two, you find that the debug mode adds the debug symbols (often the -g option on lots of compilers) but it also disables most...
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With optimization on, you can get instruction re-ordering, loop unrolling, 3, 4 or even just 4! (The function does... .
If you are on line 5 and single step, you step to line 6.
Without any optimization on, the flow through your code is linear .
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So I have just followed the advice in enabling debug symbols for Release mode and after enabling debug symbols, disabling optimization and finding that break-points do work if symbols are complied with a release mode, I find myself wondering...
Isn't ...
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Infact, some bugs (like the above volatile bug) are only hidden in debug mode: they still
In truth there is no....
Now, to answer your questions directly:
Debug mode has other things, like assert() s slip by.
After deployment.
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I want to change the logging level depending if I'm debbugging or not, but I can't find a code snippet to check if the application is running in debug mode.
I'm using eclipse to debug the application, so if the solution only works within Eclipse it will...
Started by Serhii on
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If you are setting the debug level from your own program, may be a line like:
public static final boolean DEBUG_MODE = !System.getProperty("java.vm.info", "").contains("sharing");
would do the trick", "")); } }
will display....
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