breakpoints

I have 40-50 methods in a class, I want to add breakpoints to all of them. Can I add breakpoints to all of them at once? vt. There is an addon-less method described here: How to set a breakpoint on a C++ class in the Visual Studio Debugger In short, you can bring up the "New Breakpoint" dialog by pressing CTRL+B and type in ClassName::* to the function field. You can then disable some of them in the breakpoints window. Here's your macro, but it takes a while to set breakpoints on 1000+ functions... and it WILL slow down Visual Studio! Sub BreakAtEveryFunction() For Each project In DTE.Solution

I'm running tomcat 7.0.21 on OpenJDK java version "1.6.0_20" OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea6 1.9.9) (6b20-1.9.9-0ubuntu1~10.10.2) OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 19.0-b09, mixed mode) in debug mode via Eclipse. Periodically after serving an arbitrary number of requests, OpenJDK starts to break at: At this point there is very little stack left, usually: and very little to go on as far as what might have cause the issue... Anyone have any insight on what might be happening? In debug mode in eclipse by default, break on uncaught exceptions is checked. Since you don't have a catch method

Been watching a WWDC video today about new features in xCode 4. They have mentioned that it a good idea to use log message actions on breakpoints along with "automatically continue after evaluation actions" enabled to output a variable's value for instance instead of using NSLogs all the time. lets say I have something like that: NSLog(@"URL is : %@", userDocumentsURL); How would I write a log message action to display userDocumentsURL's value? Is it really a good idea to use the above method instead of NSLog? Create a Breakpoint 'Log Message' action. For the log message include something like

When trying to debug a ASP.NET MVC app, the breakpoints in my controllers arent getting hit. When entering debug mode they just show an empty red circle with a warning triangle instead of the normal full circle. This is strange because debugging was working fine until now, and no configuration changes have been made in my environment for a while. I have seen this question and had a look at my modules view and the correct ones aren't being loaded, however I'm not sure how to remedy this. Also all the relevant pdb files are in the bin folder of the site. Any suggestions on how to fix this?

I've been having trouble debugging a multithreaded app with Android Studio 1.1. It seems as if when a breakpoint is hit all other threads also stop, not just the one with the breakpoint. I created a simple test app with the following method in the Activity's onCreate. @Override protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.activity_main); Thread a = new Thread("thread-a") { @Override public void run() { Log.v("thread", "thread-a"); } }; Thread b = new Thread("thread-b") { @Override public void run() { Log.v("thread", "thread-b"

I have a list of breakpoints which I want to add each time I debug a particular program. Is there a way I can put all of the breakpoint information in a file and use it at the start of each debug session? In other words can I provide a script file with breakpoint information to GDB before I give the 'run' command? From man gdb(1) : -x file Execute GDB commands from file file. You could then put your breakpoints in a file: break [file:]function break [file:]function ... You can put all of the commands you want into a .gdbinit file that lives in the same directory as the executable you are

I am new to eclipse and I am unable to view all the breakpoints that I have placed. I even tried Window --> Show View --> Breakpoints but that is also not working. As other users have suggested, to view all breakpoints : Window-> Show View -> Breakpoints. To delete them, there are three ways: select the breakpoint & click on the cross button displayed in the same view. select the breakpoint, right click & select remove. (You can also temporarily disable it & remove all the breakpoints from this menu.) Go to the breakpoint in your file & double-click it. Here is what worked for me, just today,

When creating a tracepoint in Visual Studio (right-click the breakpoint and choose "When Hit..."), the dialog has this text, emphasis mine: You can include the value of a variable or other expression in the message by placing it in curly braces... What expressions are allowed? Microsoft's documentation is rather sparse on the exact details of what is and is not allowed. Most of the below was found by trial and error in the Immediate window. Note that this list is for C++, as that's what I code in. I believe in C#, some of the prohibited items below are actually allowed. Most basic expressions