I have declared an array as follows:
int *arr;
Is there any way in visual studio to watch all the elements of the array while debugging, rather than having to manually place watch for an element *(arr+1), *(arr+2) and so on.
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I have declared an array as follows:
int *arr;
Is there any way in visual studio to watch all the elements of the array while debugging, rather than having to manually place watch for an element *(arr+1), *(arr+2) and so on.
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arris a pointer to an array of ten integers, you can add “arr,10” to the watch window and when you expand it it will show the ten elements [obviously, you can replace the10with whatever the length of your array is].