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Visual Studio 2017 – Exception Helper

Posted on May 22, 2017 by WindowsDebugging

Exceptions is an ancient programming concept that every developer has to deal with in the programs they write during development, testing and production scenarios. Visual Studio has long provided facilities to inspect the exceptions but with Visual Studio 2017, its Exception … Continue reading →

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Visual Studio 2017 – Run To Click

Posted on May 20, 2017 by WindowsDebugging

Visual Studio 2017 has provided several key improvements in Debugging experience. One of them is called “Run To Click”. “Run to cursor” has been a familiar experience for all developers for many years. This provided a convenient way of running … Continue reading →

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C# 7.0 – Tuples Re-Engineered

Posted on April 24, 2017 by WindowsDebugging

Tuples have been around for quite sometime as a convenient way of returning more than one value from a method. Even though Tuples were quite easy to use but from code-readability perspective, there were certainly room for improvement. In C# 7.0, team … Continue reading →

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Debugging Multi-threaded applications – Tip 6 of n

Posted on September 27, 2012 by WindowsDebugging

I published one more tip on codeproject. This tip is about figuring out what threads are waiting for a particular lock to be release in windbg. You can find it here. Until next, happy debugging.

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Debugging Tip – Instantiate objects without stopping Debugging Session

Posted on August 25, 2012 by WindowsDebugging

My tip regarding instantiating objects without stopping debugging session has been published at codeproject. You can find it here. Until next, happy debugging.

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Debugging Tip – Modify Variable values without leaving Debugging Session

Posted on August 22, 2012 by WindowsDebugging

My debugging tip related to modifying variable values without leaving your debugging session publised at codeproject. You can find it here. Until next, happy debugging.

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Debugging Multi-threaded applications – Tip 5 of n

Posted on August 18, 2012 by WindowsDebugging

Fifth part of this tip published on codeproject. You can find it here. This tip is about filtering threads from a particular assembly. Until next, happy debugging.

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Debugging Multi-threaded applications – Tip 4 of n

Posted on July 30, 2012 by WindowsDebugging

Fourth part of multi-threaded debugging tips published on codeproject. This one is about effective way of switching between filtered threads. You can find this tip here. Until next, happy debugging.

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Debugging Multi-threaded applications – Tip 3 of n

Posted on July 30, 2012 by WindowsDebugging

Third part of Debugging multithreaded applications series. This one is about showing threads in source to understand better what each thread is doing and how various threads may be related to each other. This tip is published on codeproject and … Continue reading →

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My article won “Best C# article of June 2012” competition at codeproject

Posted on July 21, 2012 by WindowsDebugging

My article “Why hackers love string data type” won “Best C# article of June 2012” competition at codeproject. Thanks all who voted. http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/401220/Why-hackers-love-String-data-type

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