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Is there a simple way to define a breakpoint, in Visual C++ 2005, that will pause the program whenever a certain value changes? I found Data Breakpoints, but those require a memory address, and provide no simple way to tie that to a variable.
‘In the Address box, type a memory address or expression that evaluates to a memory address. For example, &avar to break when the contents of variable avar change.’
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