I’ve finally converted my project over to VC++ 2010 from 2008 and what a headache the debugger is giving me. When I step through with F11, the debugger sends me on a wild goose chase through every little line of code of xlock.cpp, xmtx.c, new.cpp, dbgmalloc.c and even .asm files. This is really making it a pain to get right to the code I want. Is there anyway to not show so much code when debugging? I never had such an issue with 2008. I’ve poked around Google for about an hour now, not really even sure what to search for.
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You can manage this with the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\10.0\NativeDE\StepOverregistry setting. See here or here for examples.