Code doesn't always go as planned. It would be great if we all could write code that works perfectly all the time but ultimately bugs will creep in and our code never works right the first time.

I admit it: I don't use the Watch window much. When I hit a breakpoint and want to know what the current value is in a variable that's near the breakpoint, I'll either type "?variableName" in the ...

A colleague showed me a perplexing situation he encountered during a recent debugging session. He had used the Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 debugger to find a problem while the program was executing, ...

Due to the size and complexity of the code, however, tracking this down by stepping through the code in the debugger (or by manually tracing through the code) is very time consuming.<br><br>So, ...

So, you’ve successfully created your first program in Code::Blocks – that is, you have written your source code, made any changes needed, and compiled and built your code. Maybe you got lucky and your ...

As is the custom, the code which works perfectly in your local environment rarely works as perfectly in your remote test environment. Some issues can only be reproduced on the different hardware ...

March 2021 update to Microsoft’s open source code editor features an inline menu for editing conditions and hit counts for function breakpoints, giving users more control. Microsoft’s Visual Studio ...

If you’ve used MicroPython much, you know that debugging usually amounts to printing a few things out, trying your code out, ...