Whilst debugging a console app in c# and VS2008, disassembly window appears uninvited.
I am debugging my code line by line using F11. I have break points set and it starts off well then after a call in a method to open database connection, the debugger opens disassembly window and stays there. I have right-clicked on disassembly tab and selected hide but the window pops again as soon as I hit F11.
How do I turn debugging in disassembly off permanently?
Go to Debug->Options and Settings, uncheck the box for Enable address-level debugging and that should do what you want.
You also may want to check Enable Just My Code if it is not checked.
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I have VSCode Windows and Microsoft Python extension installed.
By pressing F5, the IDE just executes my code immediately. I don't get the chance to choose if I want to run the code or to use debugging features like step-over or step-into. The debugging menu bar appears on top and disappears very quickly.
In some tutorial videos I see that pressing F5 actually brings up that menu bar. Then the developer has to choose to run the program or step it. I want the same thing.
Please assist.
so first you have to add a breakpoint in which the debugger will pause at the line of code. You can add the breakpoint by pressing f9 in the same line of the code. After that, you can press f5 to debug the code and later on press f10 to step over!
Whenever I open the Memory View by pressing Ctrl+Enter (or rightclick and "View in Memory") on an active variable during debugging from the watches window, it closes after I re-run the program or stop it.
I've tried pinning the tab and searching through the settings but to no avail.
Is there any way to keep it open even after I stop/re-run the debug of the code? Visual Studio allows this.
When I have a code file open and a breakpoint hits, Visual Studio automatically switches the open page to the corresponding file and places the cursor on the corresponding line.
This is quite annoying in my present use case where I'm looking at-on screen values and code lines in a shader file simultaneously, using a breakpoint and F5 to jump to the next frame will switch from the shader file to my breakpoint location.
This is not about VS stealing focus, but about preserving internal focus within VS. I just want silent breakpoint hits.
In Visual Studio 2015, you need to right click the breakpoint to choose "Action" option. It will open the Breakpoint Settings dialog. Now you can add the message that you want to write in Output window and check "Continue execution" option. After setting the output message, the breakpoint will not be hit.
In Visual Studio right click on the break point. In the context menu select the When Hit... menu option. On the When Breakpoint Is Hit dialog box check the Continue execution checkbox. Use the Print a message text box to customize a message to be written to the Debug output so you can tell the breakpoint was hit.
I would like to have the default window during a debug session be 'Locals'.
I think there a way to do this by blowing away all other devenv settings, but I'm reluctant to do that as the latest R# seems related somehow.
How can I make the Locals window be the default while debugging?
Berryl, I am not really an expert but I hope this helps:
When I am debugging in VS2010, I choose Debug --> Windows --> Local.
That Local windows stays there if I stop and Debug again.
You can also right click this window and choose "Dock as Tabbed Document", which makes it appear as a tab right next to the pages you are currently debugging.
I use PB 6.0 to debug my Windows-CE image. Whenever I run in this mode VS2005 opens the disassembly window each time it hits a debug break in a file that it does not have its source (pdb file for the module). This is really annoying as I would like to stick to the output view. I could find a setting to disable this disassembly window automatic opening. Tools->options->debugging->general-> deselecting "show disassembly if source is not available" did not help.
My question:
Does anyone know how to disable this disassembly window automatic activation?
Thanks,
Shai
goto Visual Studio Menu in that Select Tools => Option => Debugging => General
and uncheck the Show Disassembly if source is not available
it will disable DisAssemble at bebug time
i
think it will work fine
Ajay Patel