I would like VS to break as soon as it’s entry point is hit (whatever it is).
In WinDBG, I know of a similar concept, the initial breakpoint. Can I achieve the same effect in Visual Studio, generally?
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I would like VS to break as soon as it’s entry point is hit (whatever it is).
In WinDBG, I know of a similar concept, the initial breakpoint. Can I achieve the same effect in Visual Studio, generally?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/t547b0f3(v=vs.80).aspx
You might need to set the project as “Startup project” or something like that, if your solution contains multiple projects.