Is there a way to tell the Visual Studio 2010 debugger to show me where it is at?
That is, if I have a very long program and the program is somewhere in a loop, how can I know where it’s at?
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Is there a way to tell the Visual Studio 2010 debugger to show me where it is at?
That is, if I have a very long program and the program is somewhere in a loop, how can I know where it’s at?
I’m assuming you don’t mean “in real time” – your program will be executing very fast…
To find where your program is, halt it via the debugger (in Visual Studio, menu Debug/Break All). The IDE will then show you the current line being executed.