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December 2004 - Posts

Friday, December 31, 2004 11:47 AM

How can I debug Just My Code?

Sometimes developers want to debug just the code they wrote and not the 3 rd -party code (such as framework and libraries) that’s also inside their app. This becomes particularly useful when user and non-user code call back and forth between each other.
Posted by jmstall | 27 Comments
Tuesday, December 28, 2004 10:26 PM

How do Managed Breakpoints work?

In this blog entry, I’ll explain how setting source-level breakpoints in a managed debugger work under the hood from end to end. Here’s an overview of the pipeline of components: 1) End-user 2) Debugger (such as Visual Studio or MDbg ) . 3) CLR Debugging
Posted by jmstall | 19 Comments
Saturday, December 11, 2004 12:58 AM

You can’t attach 2 debuggers to 1 process

For both managed-only and native-only debugging, you can only attach 1 debugger to a process. Why? The native debugger steals debug events from underneath the managed debugger. This confuses the managed-debugger and will cause it to crash. The native
Posted by jmstall | 12 Comments
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