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No, because you need to debug the code you're actually running, not some other code that's easier to debug.
by hdevalence 13y ago
No, because you need to debug the code you're actually running, not some other code that's easier to debug.
- comex 13y agoI believe we're talking about a function such as std::vector::operator[]. You wouldn't usually be debugging a particular attempt to access an element of a vector, you'd have a vector and want to easily see what's in it, using a debugger-constructed call to the function.