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"automatic breakpoints" in Visual Studio 2005

 
 
nemo
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      27th Feb 2007
Hello,

I m looking for a feature that could really help everyone debugging code.

I often have to use the "Attach to Process..." function from Visual Studio
2005 Prof. to debugg my code called by several programs. This programs use
my dlls.
When I want to debug my code I have to set breakpoints where the
PC(ProgramCounter) stops. But at the moment I have to know what Member(or
Method) of my code is called from the other Programm(using my dll), so i can
place a breakpoint there.

Would it not be easier that the Debugger stops automatically in the first
line of code that would be execute next?
Run Visual Studo function "Stop next.." , then "Attach to Process...", start
the other program an use it. Whenever the other Program use my dll the
debugger stops automatically in the first line of my code...

Do u understand my Question?
And do u know how i could handle this Problem or is there still a solution
or AddIn that can do this yet?

thanx for ur help
tom


 
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