Debugging in Visual Studio -


What is the difference between debugging and debugging in a video studio while running a program?

The first option is to start the program under the control of the studio's debugger. The second option program is stand alone. There are some practical differences during debugging the process:

  1. You can stop the debugging process from the video studio, resume, stop, and restart.
  2. Breakpoints defined in the code remain active for the debugged process, and the debugger will stop the process and whenever the one affects them, the stack will show the trace.
  3. You can not get out of Visual Studio without dropping the debug process.
  4. When a debug console exits from the process, it will display an end message unless you press any key. This allows you to inspect the console window output without the need to finish the process immediately.

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