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Monthly Archives: May 2010
Setting Breakpoints on All Class Methods
In a recent video John Robbins (probably the world’s leading debugging expert) made a public request of his audience: write a VS addin that enables setting function breakpoints by partial name matches. That is, let the user type C*::M* in … Continue reading
Posted in Debugging, VC++, Visual Studio
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std::vector of Aligned Elements
Update: answers to some questions raised below are available in a newer post. Fact (1): Functions cannot accept aligned types by value. That is really a fact of nature, but it can make sense: the function’s stack frame can be … Continue reading
Posted in VC++
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