The new Visualizer feature in Visual Studio 2005 lets you see the data as the user sees it, or as the application uses it. And that will save you time and frustration. This article shows how it’s done.
The new Visualizer feature in Visual Studio 2005 lets you see the data as the user sees it, or as the application uses it. And that will save you time and frustration. This article shows how it’s done.
This is something DataDisplayDebugger (for GDB) has had for a some time now (at least the visualization part).
This is something DataDisplayDebugger (for GDB) has had for a some time now (at least the visualization part).
Sorry but… GDB is no where near as productive as debugging within VS.
Really now? I’ve never had any trouble using DDD or GDB effectively.
What can you do in VS that you can’t do with GDB and Emacs or vim?
Those poor people who have to use GDB should just see the Edit & Continue feature in VS.NET 2005 …