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Gilles Plante
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Exporting breakpoints
Feb 17th, 2014 at 12:51pm
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Hi,

on one of the Wiki pages about disabling the breakpoints, it is suggested to export breakpoints when not in use. I searched around but didn't find how to do that.

Is exporting breakpoints a way of saving them all in order to bring back all of them at once ?

Another question: is there a way to have a list of the breakpoints without going through all of the code ?

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Re: Exporting breakpoints
Reply #1 - Feb 17th, 2014 at 12:57pm
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Hi,

The breakpoints are normally automatically saved to the atmel/VS solution, so they will automatically reload each time you re-open the solution. This is a good reason to ensure you save your solution in the sketch folder (less confusing).

The breakpoints tool window should be opened to see the list: Click debug>windows>breakpoints

The export button is on the breakpoints window Smiley

Yes saving them will allow you to reload different sets but if the code structure changes they will quickly become out of date and be in the wrong positions (be careful this could cause compile error is the breakpoint of, for example, line 9 ends up outside of any valid code.

Tim
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