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Blog Category for Func-eval

I created a blog category for Func-eval (aka Property Evaluation), and I updated some of my old posts to be in this category.

And while I'm at it, some other func-eval blog entries:
GreggM on Func-eval and Winforms
SteveJS on Nested Break States (stopping mid func-eval)


Update: Very *Evil* things you can do with funceval:
1. Funceval a message pump
2. Inject arbitrary code into another process.
3. Other evil things with FE

Here's what's involved for a debugger author to consume func-eval as part of inspection.

Published Wednesday, November 23, 2005 1:42 AM by jmstall
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# Partition of ICorDebug

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# What does a debugger author need to do to support func-eval?

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Here's a list of things that may slow down execution under a debugger. I've seen a few threads go by

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