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I understand that debug=true is a bad thing on any production server.
I am currently using some dll's that are from a third party and were compiled in debug mode and wanted to know - What happens to a DLL in debug mode inside a web application with debug...
Started by Tim Jarvis on
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Release modeIn C# / .NET (unlike....
I assume you are talking about ASP.Net website and about dll compiled in debug mode vs.
If compiled in debug mode compilers does not optimizes the binary data so making it easy for debugger.
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Hi there,
I have an annoying problem with the debug mode of Visual C++ 2005. My scientific program uses FFTW3 library which is a FFT transformation calculation library. Sadly, there is no official VC++ pre-compiled version of FFTW3 library. More sadly...
Started by jchain on
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Most probably, it is not because of lack of Debug version of the....
It just means that you won't be able to debug into it nor get accurate call stacks through it.
The "Binary was not built with debug information" message is not fatal.
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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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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I had this line:
DateTime dt = DateTime.Parse("01/01/2000");
Hit the breakpoint, and typed this into the immediate window:
dt = DateTime.Parse("02/01/2010")
The same technique also works when editing the value in... .
Try using #5/1/2009#
Seems easy to me.
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I'm trying to track down some bugs on a Windows Mobile 5.0 app. The testers can reproduce these bugs no problem, but I can't. They are using the devices across a wireless network, but I'm always running the app in an emulator, or on the actual device ...
Started by raven on
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WLAN connection when trying to debug through the cradle..
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Hi all. I've just get a new machine and try to checkout, build and launch my program. When hitting "launch in debug" button, I have this error message poping up from MS VS:
Unable to start program 'xx'. This application has failed to start because the...
Started by yves Baumes on
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Simply go to your folder: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\VC\redist\Debug_NonRedist\x86, and copy the appropriate folder into the deployment....
Is called a "private side-by-side" install - which for debug builds will be most convenient.
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What's the best way to detect whether an app is running in debug mode in Managed C++/C++/CLI?
Started by brian on
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In debug mode)
IsDebuggerPresent()?
Or if it's built with debug? For regular C++ it's easy (_DEBUG is defined.
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What's the easiest way to programatically check if the current assembly was compiled in Debug or Release mode?
Started by ripper234 on
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Boolean isDebugMode = false; #if DEBUG isDebugMode = true; #endif
If you want to program different behavior between debug and release builds you should do it like this:
#if DEBUG int[] data = new int; data.Length; i++) { sum += data....
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How can i test that the code executes in debug mode.
Here is what i would like to do in pseudocode
if not debugMode then Do something() end if
Started by strakastroukas on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Like this
#IF DEBUG Then DoSomething() #End If
What do you mean with debug mode? If you refer in the debug build, whether or not a debugger is being used, use conditional compilation with #If , something to a debug....
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I have a unit test that tests if an Exception is throw, but this Exception is only throw in Debug mode (via the [Conditional("DEBUG")] Attribute). If I run this test in Release mode, it fails. I tried to apply the same Attribute on the test but it's no...
Started by Julien Poulin on
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Try this:
#if DEBUG // here is your test #endif
If you're using NUnit, you can make your unit test methods conditional:
[System.Diagnostics.Conditional("DEBUG")] public void UnitTestMethod() { // Tests here }
This way it will only be executed....
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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 = ...
Started by Frank on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
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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