at some point the value of my variable gets broken - how to track when?

r.z.

Does C++ or Visual C++ 8 provide any way to track the exact moment when the
right value of my varible is overwritten?
I have no idea how/when the value gets changed. How to debug such cases?

Apr 16 '07 #1

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Does C++ or Visual C++ 8 provide any way to track the exact moment when
the right value of my varible is overwritten?
I have no idea how/when the value gets changed. How to debug such cases?

In VC, there is a way to set a breakpoint on the condition of a variable's
value changing, if I recall. You should ask in a VC newsgroup. There's one
relating to the IDE which would be appropriate, but I forget its exact name.
Look on msnews.microsoft.com (or news.microsoft.com).

-Howard

Apr 16 '07 #2

r.z.

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>Does C++ or Visual C++ 8 provide any way to track the exact moment when
the right value of my varible is overwritten?
I have no idea how/when the value gets changed. How to debug such cases?

In VC, there is a way to set a breakpoint on the condition of a variable's
value changing, if I recall. You should ask in a VC newsgroup. There's
one relating to the IDE which would be appropriate, but I forget its exact
name. Look on msnews.microsoft.com (or news.microsoft.com).

-Howard

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