Microsoft Visual Studio Debugger: Difference between revisions

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* Integrated debugging across programs written in both [[Microsoft .NET|.NET]] and native [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] languages (calls from [[C Sharp (programming language)|C#]] to [[C++]], for example).

* Remote machine debugging.

* Full support for C++, including templates and the standard library

* Debugging [[ASP.NET]] [[Web Service]]s.

* Standard as well as more advanced [[breakpoint]] features, including conditional, address, data breakpoints.

* Many ways of viewing program state and data, including multiple watch windows, [[thread (computer science)|threads]], [[call stack]], and modules. The way library and user data types are displayed can be configured (e.g., to show contents of a container class, rather than it's raw structure).

* [[Scripting language|Scriptability]] or the ability to control via a macro or scripting language. Any language which can talk to [[Component Object Model|COM]] can be used.

* '''Edit and continue''' support, enabling source code change and recompilation without having to restart the program (32 bit applications only).