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CANSTOP_REASON

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Used to determine if a program can stop execution after reaching a particular point in the execution.

Syntax

enum enum_CANSTOP_REASON {   
   CANSTOP_ENTRYPOINT = 0x0000,  
   CANSTOP_STEPIN     = 0x0001  
};  
typedef DWORD CANSTOP_REASON;  

public enum enum_CANSTOP_REASON {   
   CANSTOP_ENTRYPOINT = 0x0000,  
   CANSTOP_STEPIN     = 0x0001  
};

Members

CANSTOP_ENTRYPOINT
Specifies the entry point of the given program.

CANSTOP_STEPIN
Specifies stepping into a function.

Remarks

Passed as an argument to the GetReason method to confirm with the Session Debug Manager (SDM) if it is okay to stop after reaching the entry point of the program or after stepping into a function or method.

Requirements

Header: msdbg.h

Namespace: Microsoft.VisualStudio.Debugger.Interop

Assembly: Microsoft.VisualStudio.Debugger.Interop.dll

See Also

Enumerations
GetReason