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Anthony Morgan
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Issue turning off the debugger
Sep 7th, 2013 at 2:43am
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Hi

I just loaded it today and worked thought the video and it works great.  However when I change the mode back to release the breakpoints still show their trace message.  I even set the (micro debug) property of the project back to None.

I do still have the breakpoints in the program.

Maybe I misunderstood the video, but I thought the release or debug options would turn it on or off when you compile and re-upload the code.
  
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Re: Issue turning off the debugger
Reply #1 - Sep 7th, 2013 at 2:59am
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Hi, thanks for the note. I have started altering some wiki documents with info about this change and it is included among the rest of the words in the 1309.04 new releases forum. but it's a good question and will take a few weeks to adjust the docs fully.

All new features can be enabled/disabled via tools>options

The global setting for the debugger is "tools>options>visual micro>always use debugger". set it to False and things will work the same as they did in the previous version.

The reason for this change is that new users don't easily find how to switch the debugger on.

Don't forget that you can also start without debug even when debug is on CTRL+F5 in VS or CTRL+ALT+F5 in Atmel. Sorry if this is teaching you to suck eggs, hopefully others will find it useful
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