I'm using Visual Studio 2005 to debug multi-threaded applications
(C#, Windows Forms and Console). I'm finding that the "Break all
processes when one process breaks" doesn't always work. Initially, I
found that while single stepping through the application (with the

I have simplified to this test example:
1. build a very simple c# windows form app in vs2005
2. add a button which basically causes an infinite loop w/ a few sleeps
   to be nice

im hoping someone may be able to help me w/ arranging my debugging.
im working on a winform app that uses a few in-house assemblies of
related code -- other VS.NET projects/solutions, which i have locally.
however these other solutions are not referenced as projects, but

In managed code (C#) I am unable to have the debugger stop when an exception
is thrown. I am running XP SP2 with VS 2005 SP1. It works fine when
launching a program with F5 but whenever attaching to a process already
running the debugger never stops. If, after the exception has ...

I've got this SDI MFC Doc/View structured application that I've inherited
from someone else.  When I run the code and put a breakpoint in Initinstance,
the break point moves to non-executable code.  Sometimes the stepping tool
will be off by 10 lines.  I've tried cleaning and ...

Hello, All!
I suppose there is a bug in mine applicaiton and some random bytes is
written into stack memory (memory overflow).
I found a tool to validate heap gflags.exe, but unfortunatelly it does not

I have a solution with 18 projects in it. If I compile the entire solution,
shutdown/restart VS2005, then Rebuild All again (no Clean performed), I get
compile errors as follows:
two.dll could not be found

Ok, so I've looked around and I can't seem to find an answer to my
specific question, so here goes...
I am using VS 2003 and I have a solution with code and all that I am
steping through.  When I get to a certain spot I get the "There is no

When I run the following code and I single step the debugger it just keeps
bouncing on the last line; the time changes everytime so I assume it is
getting called again and again.
 protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

I am in the process of debugging a WebService application and I noticed a very unusual behavior with
the debugger ...the  value assignments does not take effect. Something like this has no effect on
the content of the class member "Description" which is defined as a string:
void ...

I have a large managed applicaiton.  Somewhere, a pointer is being set
NULL.  I understand that memory data may keep on moving for managed
applicaitons.
But, how do you experts deal with this kind of problem?

i have problem with debugging. Almost every time when my application
encounters an error "Visual Studio Just-In-Time Debugger" window pops up
with message : "An unhandled win32 exception occured in
<Project_name>.vshost.exe instead of breaking into the line of code that has

When I debug unmanaged C++ and put breakpoints say in system modules such as
kernel32, when I restart the application the breakpoints get disabled and I
have to re-enable them manually. How can I make Visual Studio 2005 not to
disable the breakpoints, or re-enable them ...

during debugging if i wait for 20 secs also , i get the tread abort
exception and then i am unable to debug, anyone knows the problem.

I have a system of an ASP.net application. It contains some C# source
file(blah.aspx.cs) and some aspx file(blah.aspx). However there is no
VS.Net solution files. After using .Net SDK to compile, it generates
some dll files in bin directory under application's virtual