When i add Emgu.CV Refenrece
Emgu.CV.dll
Emgu.CV.UI.dll
Emgu.Util.dll
and try to debug in Visual studio 2010 (press the F5 key) then application close abruptly without any warn or alert.
my app have a MainWindow and open a new Window, qhen i try to open the second window (Contain Emgu.CV.Capture) the app close without warn or throw exception
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I have a problem with attaching debugger to the C# Interactive window in Rider. In the C# Interactive window I am clicking the "Attach debugger" button:
I get the message, that the debugger is attached to process, but after a while I get timeout error with the message, that the debugger failed to attach to the process:
Why I am getting this error? I am using Rider version 2022.2.4.
In Visual Studio 17.0 I am debugging C# code and pressed Ctrl+Alt+i to open an immediate window and nothing happens. When I stop debugging and use the key combination Ctrl+Alt+i, the immediate window appears. When I start debugging, the window disappears. What am I doing wrong?
With Visual Studio / MVC, when clicking debug, it's always launched the local site as a new tab in my currently open Chrome window.
With the 2017.7 update, now it launches a new window every time.
Is there any way to change back to loading it into a tab? I don't like the "new Chrome window every time" behavior
Nevermind, just noticed a new answer in one of my previous questions covers this
How to stop browser closing automatically when you stop debugging on VS 2017
I saw in a video talk by Bart de Smet where he was running Windbg commands by typing them into the Immediate Window in Visual Studio when running the project in debug mode inside the Visual Studio debugger.
So, I wanted to try that myself. So here's what I did:
I went to the Project Properties dialog and then selected the Debug tab, then checked the Enable native code debugging in the Enable Debuggers section.
I set a breakpoint on one of the lines and then launched the project with debugging by hitting F5. When the breakpoint was hit, I opened the Immediate Window and typed the .load command to load sos.dll.
But the message I got as a result read:
.load "C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\sos.dll"
error CS1525: Invalid expression term '.'
Is there something else I need to do?
I am using Visual Studio 2015 Community edition.
Run your application without debugging
Choose Debug/attach to process ...
Choose "Windows User Mode Debugger" as transport
Click "Refresh"
Choose your application
Click "Attach"
Open the "Immediate Window", which will labelled be "Debugger Immediate Window"
Enter WinDbg commands
When I was using Visual Studio 2010, I could just "Detach All" and the web site would continue to run and the browser wouldn't close. That would enable me to attach a different solution to debug a separately compiled library. Now all that's left is "Stop Debugging" and "Terminate All".
Although the website is still running in the background, I have to open a new browser window and navigate back where I was.
Is there some way to go back to the 2010 functionality?
Detach All is still available in VS 2012. If you don't have it under Debug in Main Menu then you may need to add it manually (right click on toolbar, select Customize.. from context menu).