View source for Programming Howto:Programmatically wait for the Debugger in a BCI2000 Module

In the VeryNiceFilter constructor, add a line with a SuggestDebugging statement, and rebuild

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Double-click the VeryNiceSignalProcessing batch file you created earlier

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A SuggestDebugging dialog box will pop up, and stay in the front -- you may move it out of the way, but otherwise leave it alone

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In the VisualStudio IDE, choose "Attach to Process..." from the "Debug" menu

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Select the "Very Nice Signal Processing" process, click "Attach", and finally dismiss the SuggestDebugging dialog box by clicking "yes"

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In the call stack, your own code will appear some frames below the top

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Double-clicking your own code's frame will take you to the location of the SuggestDebugging statement

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You may now set a breakpoint and choose "Continue" from the "Debug" menu

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As before, the debugger will stop when the breakpoint is hit

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==Next step==
As a next step, learn how to [[Programming Howto:Deploy a Release version of a BCI2000 module|deploy a release version of a BCI2000 module]].

==See also==
[[Programming Howto:Building and Customizing BCI2000]]

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