How we get the last successfully executed statement in Visual C++?

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Hi friends,

I am stuck at one point. I am executing code in debug. And I am getting the HRESULT value as failed. But I am not able to know that from where it set this HRESULT. I check the call stack, but it is not useful in my case.

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if (FAILED(hr))
{
	logFile.WriteLog("Failed to process file", hr);//Here I set the debug point
	return hr;
}

I want to know that which statement is called before above statement.
If anybody know then share with me please.
Thanks in advance

Posted 2-Dec-13 0:14am

Vaibhav_J_Jaiswal

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chandanadhikari 2-Dec-13 7:49am

hi,
well if these lines are inside a big function then place break point at the very beginning of function(which might be much before the if condition ) and then debug by stepping-into functions one be one .hope it helps .

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Stefan_Lang · Answer 1 · 2013-12-02T02:56:00

You can set a "data breakpoint" after you started a debugging session. To declare a data breakpoint, set a normal breakpoint somewhere in the part of your code that can see the variable or data address in question, some time before the problem occurs. Start the debugger and wait for it to break at that position. Then select the following menu entry:

"Debug --> New Breakpoint --> New Data Breakpoint ..."

There you can enter the address of your variable hr, and tell the debugger to break when the value stored at that address changes.

This applies to VS 2010, english version.