Visual Studio: Advanced Debugging Tools
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Walt Ritscher
2:31:56
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01 - Discover the advanced debugger tools.mp4
01:14
02 - What you should know.mp4
01:34
03 - How to access the GitHub code.mp4
00:48
01 - A quick look at the Diagnostics window.mp4
02:07
02 - A quick look at the IntelliTrace tools.mp4
03:24
03 - What you should know.mp4
04:31
04 - Understand the iTrace files.mp4
02:45
05 - Choosing what to save in iTrace files.mp4
03:07
06 - View function calls in historical debugging.mp4
09:29
07 - View snapshots in historical debugging.mp4
03:58
08 - View IntelliTrace exceptions.mp4
04:51
09 - View UI messages.mp4
02:38
10 - View other events.mp4
03:17
11 - View IntelliTrace timeline.mp4
03:10
01 - Save an iTrace file while debugging.mp4
01:42
02 - Archive PDB files for each version.mp4
01:43
03 - Configure debug symbols path.mp4
01:10
04 - Open iTrace file for recent build.mp4
03:24
05 - Change source and PDB for older build.mp4
01:08
06 - Diagnose problems after deployment.mp4
05:11
01 - Configure the CPU monitor.mp4
01:12
02 - Analyze CPU usage with Diagnostics tools.mp4
02:55
03 - Analyze CPU usage with Profiler.mp4
02:58
04 - View CPU usage by function.mp4
03:27
05 - Configure memory monitor.mp4
00:51
06 - Analyze memory usage with Diagnostics tools.mp4
02:03
07 - Analyze memory usage with Profiler.mp4
01:08
08 - View memory details.mp4
01:59
01 - Debug multithreaded code.mp4
02:47
02 - Run the sample application.mp4
03:51
03 - Examine the sample application code.mp4
08:22
04 - Overview of the thread debug windows.mp4
01:54
05 - Debug with the Threads window.mp4
03:21
06 - See worker threads in the Threads window.mp4
03:03
07 - Show threads icons in the source editor.mp4
01:13
08 - Debug with the parallel watch.mp4
02:12
09 - Identify threads with custom names and Flags.mp4
03:03
10 - View the Thread call stack.mp4
01:37
11 - Examine the modified code for Parallel Stack.mp4
01:50
12 - Use the Parallel Stack window.mp4
04:06
13 - Conditional breakpoints from Thread ID.mp4
02:53
14 - Freeze and thaw threads.mp4
02:22
01 - Install code maps feature.mp4
00:37
02 - Enable code maps.mp4
04:30
03 - Save the code map file.mp4
01:18
04 - Open and debug with the code map file.mp4
01:25
05 - Navigate call stack in code map.mp4
02:16
06 - Add comments and flags to code map.mp4
01:21
07 - Change code map layout.mp4
00:43
08 - Enhance code map with type containers.mp4
01:43
09 - Complete the map by adding all type members.mp4
02:13
01 - Multiple breakpoints with Inline Breakpoints.mp4
02:38
02 - Enhance debug sessions with DebuggerDisplay attribute.mp4
03:52
03 - Recursive debugging with Parallel Watch window.mp4
03:00
04 - Add breakpoints to all overloads with function breakpoints.mp4
02:17
05 - Use debug commands to create lists of debug data.mp4
02:01
01 - Whats next.mp4
01:44
Description
Want to get more out of your Visual Studio debugging sessions? In this course, take a look at several powerful tools and features that can help you pinpoint problems in your application code. Instructor Walt Ritscher details how to leverage IntelliTrace, which captures and archives debugging sessions, allowing you to replay and analyze those sessions later to find elusive bugs. Walt also covers the Diagnostics window, which provides an interactive view of application performance metrics; how code maps help you visualize the relationships between .NET types and type members; how to analyze memory usage with the Diagnostics Tools window; and how to debug multithreaded code. Plus, get several helpful debugging tips, including how to use the new function breakpoint feature to have Visual Studio autogenerate breakpoints for a specified function during a debugging session.
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Walt Ritscher
Instructor's CoursesI am a seasoned trainer, writer, and speaker who loves learning technology and sharing my discoveries with other technology enthusiasts. My enthusiasm for crafting software interfaces blossomed early. Just a few days after discovering how to move pixels around a computer screen I was devouring books on the topic of computer graphics and UI design.
Teaching programming and UI design is one of my ongoing passions. I've taught hundreds of courses for universities, colleges, and private training companies.
On the consulting side I've had the opportunity to work with customers like UPS, HP, Intel, Wintellect and Intuit.
Now I'm a senior staff instructor at LinkedIn Learning. My content team produces hundreds of technical training courses for software developers each year. I'm creating courses on Microsoft developer tools and topics.
I love speaking at tech conferences, I'm a frequent speaker at major industry events in Europe, Asia and the Americas.
I received the Microsoft MVP award for thirteen years (2005-2018)
I joined the ranks of video authors in 2002, producing a small series of .NET videos for Microsoft Press. 2010 saw my first video course on Lynda.com. Now I have hundreds of hours of video training courses available at LinkedIn Learning.
My current UI obsession revolves around the Windows 10 and XAML based languages.
If you want to know more about XAML based pixel shaders check out my "HLSL and Pixel Shaders for XAML Developers" book available from O'Reilly Media.
I'm also a big fan of keyboard synthesizers, digital music and music production.
Specialties: smart client , device and web UI technologies, audio and music production, writing, speaking, curriculum development, teaching.
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- language english
- Training sessions 57
- duration 2:31:56
- English subtitles has
- Release Date 2024/07/27
