breakpoints

When I set a breakpoint (double click the border of the editor at a particular line), there are 3 colors: 1. blue 2. faded blue 3. yellow with blue border can you please tell me what are the meaning of each color? Thank you. Dark blue means "break point set, armed, and ready to go." Light blue means "break point set, but you've temporarily suspended it" (perhaps by accidentally clicking it again) Orange means "the code where you've defined this breakpoint is not (yet?) loaded into the program; once it does load in, the break point will be set and armed." 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions

I am working on a C++ game / simulation / graphics application on Windows. (edit start) If it matters, I am using Visual Studio 2013. (edit end) Setup: I am measuring the time from one frame to the next using QueryPerformanceCounter(). Steps to Reproduce: Stop at a breakpoint for some debugging. Current Undesired Result: When application resumes execution, the next time QueryPerformanceCounter() is called, it will return a time value that includes all of the time was spent paused at the debugger. This results in a frame time length that is abnormally large. Desired Result:

I have a project with many configuration xml files. Is possible in Eclipse debugger put some kind of breakpoint so I can found if some node of xml file was read (and also need name of class) or not? Thanks. Well you have 2 options AFAICS: If the project uses JAXB or Castor or some other form of XML marshalling into Java objects, all you have to do is look into the Java classes that match your XML files, find the mathcing class/method for the xml tag you want to breakpoint/debug, and debug the corresponding Java code. Use http://www.oxygenxml.com/eclipse_plugin.html" , Oxiegen XML Plugin for

Recently I have upgraded to Jest 23.x.x, using the same VSCode debugging configuration as in Jest 22.x.x, I get weird behaviors: breakpoints are moved, and you cannot really debug (not hitting the real line of code). If I downgrade to 22 everything works as expected. Is there any breaking change or update from 22 to 23 to be aware of for this case? My vscode debug launch configuration { "version": "0.2.0", "configurations": [ { "type": "node", "request": "launch", "name": "Jest All", "program": "${workspaceFolder}/node_modules/jest/bin/jest", "args": [ "--runInBand", "--no-cache" ], "console":

I had set breakpoint in source code but it will give me warning that source code is different from original one. It will not hit breakpoint.Hit location to allow change in source code. can anybody explain me waht is problem? Checksum of source code file doesn't match checksum into the PDB file. To solve that rebuild the solution. Workaround: In Location property of a breakpoint check Allow source code to be different This can happen when you compile & run a release build. In Release builds the compiler makes optimizations that may change or delete portions of code, take this example: static