August 2010
Intermediate to advanced
1224 pages
34h 17m
English
You can control the many debugging options in Visual Studio through the Options dialog box. You can access these options from the Tools menu (Tools, Options) and then select the Debugging node from the left-side of the dialog box. Alternatively, you can open the options right to Debugging from the Debug menu (Debug, Options and Settings).
There are six sets of options available under the Debugging node. The following provides an overview of each:
• General—Provides access to the many debugging switches (more than 20) to turn on and off Visual Studio debugging behavior. This includes enabling and disabling breakpoint filters, using just-my-code debugging, creating breakpoint filters, handling warnings, and many other options (see ...