I searched the net and found this forum thread on MSDN that shed some light on how to allow the program to continue after the exception is thrown.
Tools >> Options >> Debugging >> General
(General options show if you only go to Debugging)
Uncheck the "Unwind the call stack on unhandled exceptions" to prevent the debugger from reverting to the offending line as the next statement to call.
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4 comments:
That is exactly what I needed to know, thanks for the post!
@Lee:
I'm glad it helped you!
Those kinds of things drive me crazy when I don't know how to get past them. :)
Thanks a ton it was a fantastic support, now to make visual studio 2008 continue after an unhandled exception is definitely easy with your guidance. Kudos
@Rachat de credit:
Thanks! I'm happy to be of assistance.
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