How to Debug C++ Tags
The Visual C++ software provides you with a debugger you use to check for any issues in your C++ tag code. The debugger includes a break-point utility, so you can stop code and review any variable values. The software does not require any extra setup for the debugger. Debugging is an essential part of program development for apps with fewer bug issues.
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Instructions
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Open the Visual Studio software from the Windows program group. Open the C++ program you want to debug.
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Right-click the first line of code, and select "Insert Breakpoint." A red dot displays in front of the line of code. This indicates that you've set a breakpoint.
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Press the "F5" key to start the debugger. When the code executes and stops at the line of code, press the "F5" key until you cycle through each line. Press "Play" to automatically run to the last line of code in the project.
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View the results panel at the bottom of the window. This panel tells you if you have any warnings or errors in your code, which leads to bugs.
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