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    Hi, Is anyone aware of a simlpe technique for adding a breakpoint to every function/method in a VS2003 solution? I'm currently having to modify the open source database Firebird. The number of entry points and curious manovers is so startling it's taking an age to track certain process. Thanks Tom The greatest hinderance to the truth is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge.

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      Hi, Is anyone aware of a simlpe technique for adding a breakpoint to every function/method in a VS2003 solution? I'm currently having to modify the open source database Firebird. The number of entry points and curious manovers is so startling it's taking an age to track certain process. Thanks Tom The greatest hinderance to the truth is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge.

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      repost... and, no, i don't see any way to do such a thing.


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        Hi, Is anyone aware of a simlpe technique for adding a breakpoint to every function/method in a VS2003 solution? I'm currently having to modify the open source database Firebird. The number of entry points and curious manovers is so startling it's taking an age to track certain process. Thanks Tom The greatest hinderance to the truth is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge.

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        Naveen
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        Recording a quick macro will be help full to an extend. nave

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          Recording a quick macro will be help full to an extend. nave

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          Thanks

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            Recording a quick macro will be help full to an extend. nave

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            could you please explain how to do this ? Loka Samastha Sukhino Bhavanthu..!!! ( May all beings be happy and free )

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              could you please explain how to do this ? Loka Samastha Sukhino Bhavanthu..!!! ( May all beings be happy and free )

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              renjith_sree wrote:

              Loka Samastha Sukhino Bhavanthu..!!! ( May all beings be happy and free )

              nice translation.....:)

              renjith_sree wrote:

              could you please explain how to do this ?

              go to end of the cpp file. Now start recording the macro.Then follow below steps 1. Press ATL + up arrow -This will move the cursor to the starting of the last funtion. 2. press F9 - This will insert the break point in that line Stop recoding the macro. now go on playing the macro untill u reach the top of the file....:cool: nave

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