Well, I don't know if it's solved but kop0113's code snippet does help!
Thanks,
Joshei
Well, I don't know if it's solved but kop0113's code snippet does help!
Thanks,
Joshei
On 3/13/2018 at 8:55 PM, Mike2343 said:That is most likely a you error then, you were not setting the break point soon enough or trying to set it after the crash occurred. All you have to do, before you run your code, is click on the left side of the code window on the line you want to break at and a little red dot will appear, that is a break point. Visual studio has one of the most robust debuggers on the market today. And no, I'm not a Microsoft fan boy by any stretch of the imagination.
Also, do not set break points while compiling in Visual Studio. Otherwise, the break points can be ignored. (In fact don't do anything while compiling, since I can trigger internal compiler errors as well by altering and saving files )
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