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Does anyone know if you can get the time interval between break points in VS 2008? Plugin?, VS trick?
I DON’T want to add code to my existing source code to figure out how long something takes to run, I would like a quick and dirty way to get this while debugging. For you smart asses out there I know I can always whip out a stopwatch too, but I want something that is somewhat precise as well.
You could use a Tracepoint – which, when hit, will output what you entered to the console window:
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Then you can subtract the latter from the former to get the time between the two.