Debugging (Unmanaged API Reference)

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The debugging API enables a debugger to debug code that runs in the common language runtime (CLR) environment. The code to be debugged can be any type of code that the CLR supports.

In This Section

  • CLR Debugging Overview
    Describes the services and interfaces that the CLR provides to support debugging in the .NET Framework environment.

  • Debugging Coclasses
    Describes the unmanaged coclasses that the debugging API uses.

  • Debugging Interfaces
    Describes the unmanaged interfaces that allow debugging of a program that is being executed by the CLR.

  • Debugging Global Static Functions
    Describes the unmanaged global static functions that the debugging API uses.

  • Debugging Enumerations
    Describes the unmanaged enumerations that the debugging API uses.

  • Debugging Structures
    Describes the unmanaged structures that the debugging API uses.

  • Silverlight Debugging
    Describes the environment and interfaces that the CLR provides to support debugging Silverlight-based applications on the Windows operating system or on the Macintosh platform.