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Visual Studio 2008 Remote Debugging like Visual Studio 6.0
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Hi! Is it possible to set up VS2008 for remote debugging like old good 6.0? That means: i have an application running on the remote PC, i have my project (sources) on the laptop, i press F5 and my application magically starts on the remote PC and i can (!) set breakpoints and watch the variables.... more »
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Cannot run debugger - VS .net version 2003
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Hi all, I'm new to programming using MS Visual Studio. I have installed VS .net (version 2003) on my PC running Windows Vista. I know there are "known compatibility issues", but I need to test the program I've written on an older version of VS, for backward compatibility testing purposes. The system that will eventually be running the program is an... more »
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Pop Up Message "Debugging not enabled"
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Hi, I was trying to do a login page using ASP code and When i hit the "Start Debugging", a window pop up with the following message appears: "The page cannot be run in debug mode because debugging is not enabled in the web.config file. What would you like to do? o Modify the web.config file to enable debugging. (! Debugging should be... more »
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and question about js file and "alert"
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Hi all, I am trying to write a simple code in a *.js file. I'm on a pc that has no dev environment, all I can think of is that I can atleast make a *.js file and write code in it and double click to run it. But I just started doing that and I wrote this simple code: proc(); function proc() { alert('hey');... more »
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Can I Set a Breappoint when a Variable Changes?
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Hi all, I'm using VS 2008. I have some C# code and I'd like to break whenever a variable changes, regardless of what code changes it -- in other words, I'd like to say, "Whenever this variable changes its value, break." Can this be done for a C# program? Thanks
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Make sure that you do the following:
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It turns out that you need not only the .dll files, but the .manifest files as well. Once done, it will register correctly. Enjoy. Adrian ...VS2008 DLL not loading 05-Mar-09 Any resolution to this. I am having exactly the same problem and am stumped. Previous Posts In This Thread: On Friday, December 28, 2007 4:14 PM... more »
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Microsoft Visual Studio is Busy
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Hi, I am using C# (VS2005), I keep getting the error "Visual Studio Is Busy" error, when i try to do a debug, stepping into a new thread. I use the following code: Thread t = new thread(UpdateScreen); t.start(); I can set the break point at this line, Thread t = new thread(UpdateScreen); but when I step into the rountine: "UpdateScreen", it freeze it the... more »
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solution properties access from addin
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Hi All, Does anybody have an idea how to access "Debug Source Files" property of solution from a Visual Studio add-on ( .NET )? Thanks in advance for your help, Mark.
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Debug session stops suddenly after few seconds waiting in break po
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Hi After working on a VS project for 3 years, Visual Studio suddenly behaves funny. When I set a breakpoint, Visual Studio stops propperly, but after 5-10 seconds the debugging mode ends, without me doing anything. I get the same problem, when I use: System.Diagnostics.Debugger.Br eak(); But if I call StopInDebugger(), which is in another class, Visual Studio... more »
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