As of VS2015 C++ or earlier for some features:
TLDR:
- "Auto Window" during debugging shows the results of all functions that were executed in a line that was stepped over.
So if you have a line like that:
int result = function1()->function2()->function3();
When you step over such line, VS debugger will show the result of each functionX() calls above. Thus, you don't have to guess what were the individual results.
- Under exceptions debug window, you can search for a specific exception type (std::exception)
- You can set a debug breakpoint with a condition.
- CTRL-Q for quick launching windows of VS, such memory window, parallel watch, etc.
- "Show threads in source" shows where in the source the threads are. Useful when multiple threads are running on the same code file.
- Integrated memory profiling can take snapshots and then compare the two and show where the extra allocation(s) came from
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