breakpoints

I found this solution: Debugging automatic properties I tried to work with it, but it doesnt do anything. Does this solution to break at the setter still work? As far as I've seen, all i have to do is creating a Breakpoint. My class has the name RecordCompetitionTitleBuilderIndividual, the Property EventData. So I just set the Breakpoint at something like this: RecordCompetitionTitleBuilderIndividual.set_EventData(null) But this doesnt do anything. Am I doing something wrong, or is there a new possibility to make debugging a property happening? Thanks and a good start in the new week! Matthias

I'm trying to stop right after the module is loaded in gdb. Let's assume that the binary is completely stripped out of all symbol informations, so there's no main. Ideally I'd set the breakpoint on the entry point, but that idea breaks down due to relocations: (gdb) info target Symbols from "./application". Local exec file: `./application', file type elf64-x86-64. Entry point: 0xc154 ... (gdb) break *0xc154 Breakpoint 1 at 0xc154 (gdb) r Starting program: ./application Warning: Cannot insert breakpoint 1. Error accessing memory address 0xc154: Input/output error. (gdb) info target Symbols from

I am having a hard time debugging my C# app in Visual Studio. I can't figure out how to debug code line by line, but not at the moment the program starts (because I would have to F5 a lot of times as the program takes about 200 lines just to initialize). I mean let's assume I would like the debugging to start in a certain moment. Something like having a breakpoint in every line of code but without actually creating the breakpoints (which would take a lot of time every time I want them to be created). I hope I am somewhat clear. Jon Skeet I'm not entirely clear what you're after... If you're

If I have two threads running concurrently in my program and put a breakpoint on one of them, will the other thread stop also halt when this breakpoint is hit, or will it continue executing regardless? (I am writing in Java and using NetBeans) Breakpoints have an option how they should behave: to suspend a single thread or all threads I believe that each thread will stop once it hits the breakpoint in the code, while other threads will continue to run. I remember this from my Tomcat days. By default only the thread that hits the breakpoint stops. However, you can modify the behavior by

I solved this already, I'm just posting it here because I couldn't figure it out with google, or by reading the docs. I only found it by accident. To add a breakpoint, right-click on the line that you want to add a breakpoint on and select "Set Breakpoint". The line will become highlighted. (Note that this only works when you are editing a file; it does not work at the interpreter.) This site has a detailed tutorial about using the IDLE debugger. On Mac, you need to Control-click instead of right clicking. There is an open Python issue about the lack of documentation for IDLE breakpoints .

At the moment I'm developing an Android app that is based on third party code. I started to set breakpoints for understanding the code and soon ran into a problem. Suddenly I couldn't get Android Studio to stop at breakpoints anymore. I tried to set the breakpoints within onCreate methods, within buttons' OnClickListener s - nothing worked. Now I found out that the only place it works is inside the app module. As the project just has one single activity class in the app module and everything else is provided within library modules in fact I can't debug at all. I assume there's something wrong

Is there a single command in gdb which can set breakpoints on all the functions in a given file ? I know about rbreak regex which sets breakpoints in matching regular expression functions, but my file doesnt have fixed patterned functions. In another way, is there a command by which I can set a breakpoint on a filename. Which will mean, whenever control gets inside this file, it should break ? I personally think this should not be much difficult to implement in gdb, but just wondering if somebody has already done this. (gdb) rbreak file:. from http://sourceware.org/gdb/download/onlinedocs/gdb

I am using Visual Studio 2010, and I know this feature is available in C++. I need to debug some code, that changes a variable to several values. I want to debug the code in a specific case, when the variable getting a specific value. I know I can add if(var == value) , but is there any elegant way to do it? Another question, can I set a breakpoint when a variable is changed in general? JaredPar It is certainly possible to set a condition like a variable receiving a certain value. This is known as a breakpoint condition. To create one, do the following. Set a break point at the point the