Is it possible to have shortcut keyboard stroke to attach to running w3p.exe process with JetBrains Rider?
This will make attaching to running process much more convenient. With Visual Studio there is extension attach to any that makes this setup/approach much easier.
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There are multiple Chromium Helper processes in my system. They eat up lots of resource and slow my MacBook significantly. So far I only know they are related to android studio and flutter application development.
I don't know what I've done so these process start to emerge. Can anyone tell me what do they do and how to turn them off?
Easy question: I'm new to Linux Desktop Application Development coming from a Microsoft Windows and Visual Studio Desktop Application Development background and am trying to make a basic GUI application in Monodevelop C# that has what's called a Tab Control in Visual Studio. I can't for the life of me though find an equivalent control in Monodevelop under either Containers or Widgets in the Toolbox and Google has been no help. Am I missing something obvious or is a Tab Control an outdated object, design wise, and has been replaced with something else? Thanks in advance!
I use windbg and know that this is supported there. One can provide the executable to run under the debugger and any parameter that needs to be passed to it.
I am wondering whether the same is possible in Visual Studio as well. Am using Visual Studio 2012 and 2013.
You can programatically attach VS to running process:
Attaching Visual Studio debugger from command line
just reference the EndDTE assemblies in the add reference dialog and you should be good to go
I am using Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate 11.0.60315.01 Update 2 under Windows 7 Pro. I have been doing some non visual development with it for a while with no issues. I have just now created a fresh web forms application. As soon as I go to open the Site.master in "Design View" in the HTML editor VS freezes.
The freee results in me being unable to click elsewhere in the IDE (Menu's, Solution Explorer) etc. so it does not look as if the IDE has hung, rather that it has just stopped responding. The same behaviour is evident if I run devenv.exe /SafeMode. CPU usage is minimal and I have plenty of RAM available.
Any suggestions on how I diagnose and resolve this issue?
Running VS as administrator seems to alleviate the problem.
This is probably a duplicate but I didn't see it... is it possible to get VC++ to launch an application for debugging on a remote machine, rather than simply attaching to an already running remote executable? Ideally I would like to build, copy the new .exe to the remote machine, and launch it through the debugger, all in some easy fashion.
Is there a nice way to do this?
For Visual Studio 2010 see the section "Launching a remote process" at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff678494.aspx#scenarios (credit to https://stackoverflow.com/a/6499006/15926)