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I recently moved to VS2017 (community version) from VS2015. I'm involved in a project where I develop in C++. Sometimes I need to debug, as usual.
I noticed the debugger on VS2017 doesn't work as it did on 2015 version. I don't know if it's a configuration problem.
The problem is that Step over, Step Into, Step Out don't work the expected way (execute a code line and move to the next one/etc). I uploaded here a screenshot of the debugger behaviour: https://imgur.com/a/FZSMFSJ
Just pressing F10 (Step Over), the debugger moves that way (line 222->239->242->244->248->244->248->254), skipping code lines in between, even moving forwards and backwards.
As it is seen in the other images, the breakpoint works alright, and there are 2 types of "debug line indicators", with different message.
How can I set the VS options to get the wanted debug?
user0123
Posted 2019-04-17T23:40:47.227
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1That depends on the code. – Biswapriyo – 2019-04-18T03:25:56.273
You are probably debugging an optimized version, and those 'skipped' lines were optimized away. Try to run the debugger in non-optimized code. – Aganju – 2019-05-27T12:39:37.910