Debugging Applications for Microsoft .NET and Microsoft Windows

John L. Robbins · CERN Document Server (European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2003

From the Publisher: Learn lethally effective, real-world debugging techniques for Microsoft Windows-based applications. John Robbins, known for his popular Bugslayer column in MSDN(r) Magazine, expands this book's classic first edition with all-new scenarios and bugkilling tactics for Microsoft .NET. The book covers virtually every .NET application debugging scenario-from Web services and ASP.NET to remoting and Windows Forms. CD-ROM contains instructive code examples in Microsoft Visual C++(r), Visual C++ .NET, Visual C#(tm), Microsoft Visual Basic(r), and Visual Basic .NET development systems-making this book useful to a vast audience of developers! • Describes a powerful, Windows-focused methodology for resolving even the nastiest code bugs • Demonstrates how to use .NET debugging tools and techniques—including how to build your own .NET debugger • Features code examples for developers working with Microsoft Visual Studio® development tools previous to and including .NET

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