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 Debugging Microsoft .NET 2.0 Applications
  

  Debugging Microsoft .NET 2.0 Applications by John Robbins

  • Published by: MICROSOFT PRESS
  • Author: John Robbins
  • Page Count: 432
  • Group: .NET - GENERAL
  • ISBN: 0735622027/9780735622029
  • Published: Nov 2006

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Debugging Microsoft .NET 2.0 Applications
Get the essential, straightforward information you need - and master the core topics for debugging applications with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005. Debugging expert John Robbins offers practical answers to real-world development questions, including code samples in Microsoft Visual C# and Visual Basic. You'll learn the debugging techniques and tools to debug more efficiently and help ensure top-quality code. Discover how to: *Arm yourself with tools and techniques that contribute to long-term success in the debugging battlefield *Implement John's practical debugging process to sniff out bugs - including freak bugs *Catch bugs during development with assertions, tracers, and comments *Set advanced breakpoints in your debugger to specify exact trigger conditions *Use the Watch window, Data Tips, and Visualizers to see key data quickly *Employ other debugging tools, such as WinDBG, SOS, and ADPlus *Write macros and add-ins to extend the Visual Studio integrated development environment *Debug with Code Analysis - and learn to write your own rules PLUS - Get code samples on the Web

CONTENTS:

Bugs: Where they come from & how you solve them
Preparing for debugging
Debugging during coding
Common .NET debugging questions
Advanced debugger usage with Visual Studio
WinDBG, SOS, & ADPlus
Extending the Visual Studio IDE
Writing code analysis rules