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Technical Blog 26 Feb 2013   license: LGPL3
The library is a complete ADO.NET driver which is designed to aid you in unit testing.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#
Technical Blog 18 Jan 2013   license: CPOL
Debugging is cool. I mean what would have been happened to developers if they couldn’t debug their code!! Speaking of myself at some point I probably would’ve got pissed off and started to seek some other job. One reason I never was comfortable with database programming was unable to debug the code.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
QA
Article 30 Dec 2012   license: CPOL
This article proposes a list of debugging tips for native development with Visual Studio.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C++WindowsVisual-StudioDevDebugging
Article 29 Dec 2012   license: CPOL
This article proposes a list of even more debugging tips for native development with Visual Studio.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C++WindowsVisual-StudioDevDebugging
Tip/Trick 22 Nov 2012   license: CPOL
Debug or test your Windows Service without installing it...
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#Windowsservice
Tip/Trick 9 Nov 2012   license: CPOL
This stream implementation is fast, thread-safe, easy to use, and very useful for debugging large distributed or concurrent projects.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#IODebugging
Article 27 Sep 2012   license: CPOL
This article describes how to get the method name from an EventHandler with WinDbg.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#WPFSilverlightWindbgeventhandler
Technical Blog 11 Sep 2012   license: CPOL
If something goes wrong, search for a mistake in your code.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C++DevIntermediate
Article 9 Sep 2012   license: Ms-PL
Walking a native and a managed callstack is fairly easy. Walking a mixed-mode callstack is much much harder. Existing documentation is truly minimal. I hope this article and its sample profiler can shed some light in this area.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C++C++/CLIC#.NETAdvanced
Tip/Trick 30 Aug 2012   license: CPOL
Windows Symbols and Crash Dump Analysis
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
Win2KWinXPC++CWindowsWin32Win64Visual-StudioDevIntermediate, +
Technical Blog 20 Aug 2012   license: CPOL
Why static analysis should be used regularly.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C++WindowsMFC
Technical Blog 23 Jul 2012   license: CPOL
Analysing using PVS-Studio.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C++DevAdvanced
Technical Blog 6 Jul 2012   license: CPOL
Managed exceptions and the ways we can handle them using Adplus.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
Windows.NETArchitectDevIntermediate
Tip/Trick 3 Jun 2012   license: CPOL
Effective way of debugging by taking advantage of some not well-so-known features of Visual Studio
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#.NETVisual-StudioDevBeginnerIntermediate
Tip/Trick 29 May 2012   license: CPOL
You can use this trick for getting notifications when your app writes an error to event logs
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#WindowsArchitectDevQAIntermediate
Article 17 May 2012   license: CPOL
This Automatic unit tester written in C# uses Black Box testing strategy to test a source code.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#
Article 15 May 2012   license: CPOL
In this article, I will show how to troubleshoot an ASP.NET application hang with memory dump
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
ASP.NETWindowsDevAdvancedmemoryWindbg
Article 7 May 2012   license: LGPL3
How to use CrashRptEx, to avoid some of the pitfalls of crash reporting in MFC apps or if you want the ability to continue your application after a crash
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C++CWindowsWin32Visual-StudioMFCArchitectIntermediateAdvancedMVC
Article 30 Apr 2012   license: Ms-PL
A WPF control that deobfuscates the callstack on the fly
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#Windows.NETVisual-StudioDevWPFIntermediateDebugging
Article 22 Apr 2012   license: Ms-PL
A native stackwalk funtion like Stackwalk64 cannot handle mixed-mode stacks, since managed code does not use the stack in the same way as native code does. There is an API called IDebugClient, that does walk a mixed-mode stack correctly, which we will explore.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C++/CLIC#.NETDevAdvancedDebuggingWindbg
Article 18 Apr 2012   license: CPOL
The article describes 10 sime-saving debugging techniques available in Visual Studio
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
VC7VC7.1VC8.0C++CVC9.0VC10.0Debugging
Article 25 Mar 2012   license: CPOL
What is the use of PDB file?
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
.NETBeginnerIntermediate
Tip/Trick 25 Feb 2012   license: CPOL
To not having spoiled the client code with #if DEBUG, you might use the following:[STAThread]static void Main(){ Application.EnableVisualStyles(); Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false); try { Debugging.DebugSetupConsole(); ...
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#2.0C#3.0C#C#C#4.0
Article 22 Feb 2012   license: MIT
Custom memory handler with memory leak reporting and no-mans-land checking. Leaks are reported with call stack of allocation.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
VC6VC7VC7.1Win2KWinXPWin2003VS.NET2003DevQAIntermediate, +
Article 15 Feb 2012   license: CPOL
This article shows several examples of situations where understanding assembly language helps debug seemingly impossible problems with .NET applications.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#Windows.NETArchitectDevASMAdvanced
Tip/Trick 7 Feb 2012   license: CPOL
How to have a real console window as well as your forms
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#2.0C#3.0C#C#C#4.0
Tip/Trick 7 Feb 2012   license: CPOL
Use Eclipse-CDT IDE. It shows the macro expansion in place without having to resort to running the pre-processor.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C++
Tip/Trick 5 Feb 2012   license: CPOL
Memory leak detection in VC++
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C++VC++
Tip/Trick 4 Feb 2012   license: CPOL
Expanding a macro in VC++
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C++
Tip/Trick 25 Jan 2012   license: CPOL
VB version:Friend Declare Function AllocConsole Lib "kernel32.dll" () As BooleanFriend Declare Function FreeConsole Lib "kernel32.dll" () As BooleanSub main() Dim MainForm As New frmMain If Command = "" Then MsgBox1 = AddressOf MyMsgBox1 ' messagebox delegate sub call...
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#2.0C#3.0C#C#C#4.0
Tip/Trick 24 Jan 2012   license: CPOL
Visual Studio 2010 has a new visualizer for WPF that exposes a dependency object's visual tree.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#Visual-StudioVS2010Debugging
Tip/Trick 18 Jan 2012   license: CPOL
Very good tip. I just want to mention an alternative - you can just change your project output type to a console application. (You can undo it later if only needed for debugging). So if you started with a Windows Forms project in Visual Studio: Go to project properties/application/ and in the...
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#2.0C#3.0C#C#C#4.0
Article 13 Jan 2012   license: CPOL
How to setup .NET symbol server and enable production debugging without source code
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#.NETVisual-StudioDevVisual-StudioVS2010FrameworkDebuggingPDB
Technical Blog 9 Nov 2011   license: CPOL
IntroductionThis article will show you how you can do TDD/BDD with Visual Studio Express editions. While most people say it is not possible, it is actually pretty easy.PrerequisitesA Visual Studio Express editionAutoTest.NetNugetHow do you do it ?Open your project in Visual Studio ExpressAdd a new c
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#Windows
Tip/Trick 25 Oct 2011   license: CPOL
Along similar lines to KeithAMS, when writing a Windows service, I only use the Windows Service Project as a container to run code that is in one or more referenced assemblies. As far as I'm concerned, if I've got any logic that goes beyond starting and stopping the service in my service...
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#Windowsservice
Tip/Trick 25 Oct 2011   license: CPOL
I am writing a service at present and have written a few over the years. What I do now is put all the code in a separate DLL from the start off. My service methods Onstart, OnStop call into the DLL which starts a thread to do the work.For debugging, I have a separate test harness console app...
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#Windowsservice
Tip/Trick 15 Oct 2011   license: CPOL
Silverlight XAML parsing error
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
Silverlight
Article 20 Sep 2011   license: CPOL
Creating profiling information in our ProxyDbxxx classes
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
.NET2.0SQL2005SQL-CE.NET3.0.NET3.5C#SQLWindowsWin32Architect, +
Article 9 Sep 2011   license: CPOL
Explains the principles of profiling a DbProvider using proxy classes.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
.NET3.0.NET3.5SQL-ServerDBADevWCFLINQAdvancedC#.NET, +
Technical Blog 6 Sep 2011   license: LGPL3
Have you got tired of attaching the Visual Studio debugger to the service application? I got the solution just for you! It's a small helper class containing a static method which you need to invoke.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#Windows.NETDevBeginnerIntermediateAdvanced
Technical Blog 25 Aug 2011   license: CPOL
In this article we will cover some of the more advanced features of Fiddler.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
WindowsDevQAIntermediate
Technical Blog 25 Aug 2011   license: CPOL
In this article I will cover some of the basic features of Fiddler.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C++WindowsDevQAIntermediate
Tip/Trick 11 Jul 2011   license: CPOL
Allows you to very easily see live trace output on any machine.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
.NETDevelopmentDebugging
Technical Blog 8 Jun 2011   license: CPOL
A discussion why having a staging environment with data that mirrors production is vital to tracking down issues.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
SQL-ServerDBADevQAIntermediate
Technical Blog 24 May 2011   license: CPOL
In this post, we will see how the DumpViewer is able to open a particular file in Visual Studio and highlight the specified line.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C++All-TopicstoolsDebugging
Tip/Trick 8 May 2011   license: CPOL
Several methods to debug JavaScript
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#ASP.NETJavascript
Article 1 May 2011   license: Ms-PL
Take advantage of the memory page access flag, and set a new kind of breakpoint
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C++WindowsDevAdvanced
Article 27 Apr 2011   license: Ms-PL
Develop Windbg extensions in Visual Studio and call .NET libraries
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C++C++/CLIWindows.NETDevIntermediate
Article 18 Apr 2011   license: CPOL
With the help of PDB files, you are able to recover the source code as it was before compilation from the bits and bytes at runtime.
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#Windows.NETDevIntermediate
Tip/Trick 25 Mar 2011   license: CPOL
Development Lifecycle » Debug Tips » General
C#3.0C#
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