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  • How to do not step into system and library source files during debug
    J juliandiego

    Ohh, sorry. I forgot to mention the Visual Studio version I am using: VS2008. I've already tried to use the "Just My Code" feature, but as you've said, it just works for managed code and I'm programming in pure C++ unmanaged. Thanks anyways! Julian

    Visual Studio debugging csharp c++ visual-studio algorithms

  • How to do not step into system and library source files during debug
    J juliandiego

    Hello people, I've been searching this forum, Google and Visual Studio's help but didn't find anything related. I'm developing in Visual Studio C++ and during debug process when stepping into one function which uses a "wstring" type variable, the VC++ debugger always steps into "xstring" system source file before. This is annoying since I don't need to debug this file. I could find an option in "Debug Source Files" property of the Solution called "Do not look for these source files" and added the string "$(VCInstallDir)crt\src\xstring" but it didn't work at all. Does anyone have a clue? Thanks Julián

    Visual Studio debugging csharp c++ visual-studio algorithms
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