Chapter 15. Debugging with Visual Studio 2008
The Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Integrated Development Environment (IDE) includes a full-feature debugger that provides an assortment of windows, tools, and behavior to help you identify and resolve bugs quickly. Use the Visual Studio debugger to inspect the values of variables, view the call stack, monitor threads, examine memory, set breakpoints, and much more. One of the primary benefits of the Visual Studio debugger is the familiar user interface. Professionals who are experienced with the Visual Studio environment will be comfortable with the look and feel of the debugger’s user interface and windows.
Visual Studio debugging is extensible. Developers can customize many aspects of the debugger, ...
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