Fixing and Continuing in a Debugging Session

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If you find a problem while debugging, you can use the Apply Code Changes command to fix your source code, and then continue debugging with the changed code without restarting your program. Fixing your program and continuing execution is esecially useful when you make changes to functions not yet executed.

Take advantage of the Apply Code Changes command to modify your program in the following ways:

You can substitute new versions of functions for old versions when you edit a source file. To minimize the issues associated with doing so:

To fix your code:

  1. Choose Debug > Apply Code Changes to recompile and begin repairing your source code.
  2. Continue executing your program to verify that the fixed version of your code works correctly.
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Stepping Through Your Program
Using the Call Stack

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