Reduce debugging time using the .NET StackTrace class

Paolo Foti

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18 Nov 2011CPOL5 min read

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Use the .NET StackTrace class to position yourself in the right place of source code that threw an Exception.

StackTraceDumperDemo_and_SourceCode.zip
- StackTraceDumper
  - DemoConsole
    - BaseClass.cs
    - DemoConsole.csproj
    - DemoConsole.csproj.user
    - DerivedClass.cs
    - Program.cs
    - Properties
    - TheRightWay.cs
    - TheWrongWay.cs
  - StackTraceDumper.sln
  - StackTraceDumper
    - Info_Box_Blue.ico
    - Properties
    - StackTraceDumper.csproj
    - StackTraceDumper.csproj.user
    - StackTraceDumperForm.cs
    - StackTraceDumperForm.Designer.cs
    - StackTraceDumperForm.resx
    - vs2010.png

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Paolo Foti

Software Developer (Senior)

Italy

I started coding in 1984 on a ZX Spectrum. From the Sinclair Basic I jumped straight to C++ (which I use since 1992). I wrote code in assembly 386, ANSI C++ (I love it) and VisualBasic 6.0 (urgh!!!); nowadays I write code in C# 4.0!

I was born in 1968 in Italy and I live in the north west of my country (near Venice). I work as a Project Leader/Senior Developer.

Computer Science interests: I like coding 3D-GameEngine and OpenGL applications.

Sport and hobbies: Martial Arts, Latino Dance, travels, reading and writing novels.

Reduce debugging time using the .NET StackTrace class

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