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Can’t hit breakpoints in a plug-in or can’t debug .NET 2.0/3.0/3.5 from a mixed mode .exe project with Visual Studio 2010?
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over 2 years ago
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Andrew B Hall - MSFT
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With Visual Studio 2010 came the release of Visual Studio .NET 4.0. .NET 4.0 adds a lot of great features and new capabilities; however with .NET 4.0 came a new 4.0 debug engine in Visual Studio 2010 (so there are now two managed debug engines, 2.0/3...
Visual Studio Debugger Team Blog
Why don’t I see “Debug with Mixed” when debugging the dump of a managed process in Visual Studio 2010
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over 2 years ago
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Andrew B Hall - MSFT
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It has been well publicized that Visual Studio 2010 introduced the ability to debug dumps of managed processes in mixed mode (as opposed to the old days of native debugging + SOS in the Immediate Window ). The one fact about this new feature that often...
Visual Studio Debugger Team Blog
Jinx: Visual Studio plug-in for debugging multi-threaded code
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over 2 years ago
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Andrew B Hall - MSFT
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Today I’m going to introduce a plug-in for Visual Studio (still in beta) that helps to speed up finding concurrency bugs in multi-threaded applications. Example of a concurrency bug Consider an application that has two threads (“Thread A” and “Thread...
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