Surya
2009-10-22 07:31:34 UTC
Hello all,
I'm trying not to step into STL classes for my c++ code and my
registry key looks like this
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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\8.0\NativeDE
\StepOver]
"std_string_c_str"="std\\:\\:basic_string.*\\:\\:.*=NoStepInto"
"std::vector"="std\\:\\:vector.*\\:\\:.*=NoStepInto"
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In the code I've these statements
vector<string> vs ;
vs.push_back ("String 1") ;
vs.push_back ("String 2") ;
When I press F11 on vs.push_back() line, the debugger steps into
basic_string constructor class once, and then vector's push_back class
once (both of which i've not expected them to happen). Am I missing
something here ?
I'm using VS2005 SP1 on XP x64 SP2.
Thanks in advance,
Surya
I'm trying not to step into STL classes for my c++ code and my
registry key looks like this
**********************
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\8.0\NativeDE
\StepOver]
"std_string_c_str"="std\\:\\:basic_string.*\\:\\:.*=NoStepInto"
"std::vector"="std\\:\\:vector.*\\:\\:.*=NoStepInto"
**************************
In the code I've these statements
vector<string> vs ;
vs.push_back ("String 1") ;
vs.push_back ("String 2") ;
When I press F11 on vs.push_back() line, the debugger steps into
basic_string constructor class once, and then vector's push_back class
once (both of which i've not expected them to happen). Am I missing
something here ?
I'm using VS2005 SP1 on XP x64 SP2.
Thanks in advance,
Surya