For next time, Windows has the DebugBreak function which will stop the program and (if you have a debugger attached) act the same way as stopping on that line.

For next time, Windows has the DebugBreak function which will stop the program and (if you have a debugger attached) act the same way as stopping on that line. On Linux, I've seen some people use asm("int 3") (which is what a debugger would use for software breakpoints).