debugging

问题 I have been trying to run debugging within SQl server management studio and for some reason the debugger has just stopped working. This is the message I get: Unable to start the Transact-SQL debugger, could not connect to the database engine instance 'server-sql'. Make sure you have enabled the debugging firewall exceptions and are using a login that is a member of the sysadmin fixed server role. The RPC server is unavailable. Before this I get two messages, one requesting firewall

问题 While debugging my Python 3.5 pogram in Pycharm 5.0.4, I am trying to hit the pause button to find how why/where the program is hanging (as can be done in Visual Studio). However, nothing happens: the pause button does not become grey and the resume button stays grey, and in the debugger tool window, "Frames are not available". I tried with different basic programs, on Linux and on Windows, to no avail. Is this a bug or am I missing something in how Pycharm debugging is supposed to work? I

问题 I'm trying to write a PowerShell module as a VB.NET project with Visual Studio 2015. I've been able to put a few commands together, compile the class library into a DLL, import the module into a PowerShell session and call the command I created. All good so far. But as I'm expanding this module I'm going to need to be able to debug it. So I added another project to the solution, a console application. I set it as the startup project and referenced the PowerShell class in the first project. So

问题 I'm trying to write a PowerShell module as a VB.NET project with Visual Studio 2015. I've been able to put a few commands together, compile the class library into a DLL, import the module into a PowerShell session and call the command I created. All good so far. But as I'm expanding this module I'm going to need to be able to debug it. So I added another project to the solution, a console application. I set it as the startup project and referenced the PowerShell class in the first project. So

问题 I'm trying to write a PowerShell module as a VB.NET project with Visual Studio 2015. I've been able to put a few commands together, compile the class library into a DLL, import the module into a PowerShell session and call the command I created. All good so far. But as I'm expanding this module I'm going to need to be able to debug it. So I added another project to the solution, a console application. I set it as the startup project and referenced the PowerShell class in the first project. So

问题 I'm trying to write a PowerShell module as a VB.NET project with Visual Studio 2015. I've been able to put a few commands together, compile the class library into a DLL, import the module into a PowerShell session and call the command I created. All good so far. But as I'm expanding this module I'm going to need to be able to debug it. So I added another project to the solution, a console application. I set it as the startup project and referenced the PowerShell class in the first project. So

问题 With the C pre-processor it's common to do, #if defined(NDEBUG) // release build #endif #if defined(DEBUG) // debug build #endif Cargo's rough equivalents are: cargo build --release for release. cargo build for debug. How would Rust's #[cfg(...)] attribute or cfg!(...) macro be used to do something similar? I understand that Rust's pre-processor doesn't work like C's. I checked the documentation and this page lists some attributes. (assuming this list is comprehensive) debug_assertions could

问题 I want to do remote C/C++ gdb debug with vscode. I use "Native Debug" extension where I do configuration. Here is my launch.json configuration { "type": "gdb", "request": "launch", "name": "Launch Program (SSH)", "target": "./hello", "cwd": "/home/root/test1/", "ssh": { "host": "192.168.15.130", "cwd": "/home/root/test1/", "password": "", "user": "root" } And at target I run gdbserver localhost:2000 ./hello Unfortunately after I can't sill connect with remote device to debug. Is there someone

问题 I want to do remote C/C++ gdb debug with vscode. I use "Native Debug" extension where I do configuration. Here is my launch.json configuration { "type": "gdb", "request": "launch", "name": "Launch Program (SSH)", "target": "./hello", "cwd": "/home/root/test1/", "ssh": { "host": "192.168.15.130", "cwd": "/home/root/test1/", "password": "", "user": "root" } And at target I run gdbserver localhost:2000 ./hello Unfortunately after I can't sill connect with remote device to debug. Is there someone

问题 I am having some problems with Tizen wearable Web Widgets. I just created a sample project with HTML + JS and tried to update page on events described in life-cycle -> On load / visibility change the sample code can be found at: https://github.com/Ryccoo/widget-test/blob/master/widget/StockQuote/js/main.js When I add widget I can see the text "something" -> meaning that onload function was successfully called. However swiping to another widget and back does not trigger the visibilityChange