pretty much every debugger I've seen will do that. VC++ will even let you specify the condition on which to break within the debugger. Have you ever done any work where a graphical display of the data would have been of any help? DDD is good at that sort of thing, the Insight debugger is also good.
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pretty much every debugger I've seen will do that. VC++ will even let you specify the condition on which to break within the debugger. Have you ever done any work where a graphical display of the data would have been of any help? DDD is good at that sort of thing, the Insight debugger is also good.
CString cString std::string CVString StringExt the ubiquitous char* doesn't count
soon the standard will require you to return an int. Plus its nice to tell the user of the program the exit code (ever write a shell script?)