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I am using Visual Studio 2012 for my project in C++. I have a function where I put a break point.
MyFunction(int userid, double totalamount,char *ce_account_ref_num, int payment_type)
My debugger goes to this point and shows some undesirable inputs for userid. Is it possible to go back to the point where this function is called and verify inputs?
You can do many things but maybe the best choice is to comment all the lines in your MyFunction method and step over to the next line outside MyFunction to check the variables. You can also check the Call Stack and Call Hierarchy to see where your function is called from, in the case you have more than one call to the same method.