Microsoft Visual Studio Debugger

The Microsoft Visual Studio Debugger is a debugger that ships along with all versions of Microsoft Visual Studio.

The integrated debugger works both as a source-level debugger and a machine-level debugger.

Alternatively, kernel-mode debugging of Windows is generally performed by using WinDbg, KD, or SoftICE.

Like the better-known Visual Studio Debugger it has a graphical user interface (GUI), but is more powerful and has little else in common.

The Microsoft Visual Studio Debugger is a debugger that ships along with all versions of Microsoft Visual Studio.

This debugger owes much of its feel and functionality to CodeView, a standalone, text-based debugger that shipped with Microsoft Visual C++ version 1.5 and earlier.

This debugger owes much of its feel and functionality to CodeView, a standalone, text-based debugger that shipped with Microsoft Visual C++ version 1.5 and earlier.

The main shortcoming of the Visual Studio Debugger is its inability to trace into kernel-mode code.

Alternatively, kernel-mode debugging of Windows is generally performed by using WinDbg, KD, or SoftICE.

The Visual Studio Debugger also has no ability to debug Lambda-Expressions or LINQ.

The Visual Studio Debugger also has no ability to debug Lambda-Expressions or LINQ.

* Program database (PDB)

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