Debugging User Interface Reference
Visual Studio .NET 2003
You can use the following windows and dialog boxes to debug your application.
You can automate many debugger features by using the Visual Studio extensibility model. For more information, see the Visual Studio Debugger Model.
- Attach To Process Dialog Box
- Autos Window
- Breakpoint Condition Dialog Box
- Breakpoint Hit Count Dialog Box
- Breakpoint Properties Dialog Box
- Breakpoints Window
- Call Stack Window
- Choose Breakpoints Dialog Box
- Debug Source Files, Common Properties, Solution Property Pages Dialog Box
- Debug Symbol Files, Common Properties, Solution Property Pages Dialog Box
- Debugging, Options Dialog Box
- Disassembly Window
- Edit and Continue Dialog Box
- Exceptions Dialog Box
- Find Exception Dialog Box
- Locals Window
- Memory Window
- Modules Window
- New Breakpoint Dialog Box
- Processes Dialog Box
- QuickWatch Dialog Box
- Registers Window
- Running Documents Window
- Stop Debugging In Progress Dialog Box
- This (Me) Window
- Threads Window
- Watch Window
- Debugging Errors and Warning Dialog Boxes
For information on setting paths for source files and symbols, see Debug Source Files, Common Properties, Solution Property Pages Dialog Box and Debug Symbol Files, Common Properties, Solution Property Pages Dialog Box.
See Also
Debugging | Debugging Samples and Walkthroughs | Command Window
