Recently I have found that debugging is possible. This feature is really useful because if I want to experiment with code in that context, then I can create new variables in the new window without modifying the actual code, and then I can explore them in the clock window.
It works great for the C # project, I'm debugging, but now I'm trying to do the same thing for a basic C ++ announcement in a separate project. I break my breakpoint, and I type the following in the following window:
int myVariable; returns this error:
CXX0013: error: missing operator is there a step that I need To work with a C ++ project? You can complete the same functionality by adding new variables to your code window (instead of the instant window)
Make sure you have device-> option-> debugging-> gt; Edit and Continue - & gt; Enable native editing and continue checked. int myVariable = 444; Then add your code, debug-> Apply code changes , and it works. Alternatively set the next statement to move the execution point to a different line.
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