Tuesday, August 20, 2002

Sprinkle ASSERTs in your code when debugging free-threaded script code instead of breakpoints Often you will find that it is difficult (if not impossible) to set breakpoints in free-threaded script code - I haven't figured out why yet.  I have found that by placing the statement "GrooveDebugFunctions.Assert(false, "");" at the location I would have normally set the breakpoint, that the script debugger (Visual Interdev in my case) always comes up and allows me to debug my code. 7:57:12 AM    comment []

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