Hi,

I'm still trying to get the debugger working, but it won't stop on the break points. 

I did finally find the Local Speed and Remote Speed and both are set to 115200, as is my project. 
    Serial.begin(115200);

Micro Debug "Enable Break/Pause" is set to "True" and under the Misc, the (Micro Debug) is set to Full.
   What am I missing?

I know how to use breakpoint in C# in a standard Visual Studio compiler, so I would hope that this would work somewhat similar. 

SirMichael

Sorry, but I'm still very frustrated.  I'd like to get the debugging to work.

I did manage to somehow get the Breakpoints to work when I had a breakpoint set on the "loop()" statement.
  However, I couldn't get it do anything other than continue on, execute another full loop, then stop again on the same statement.  It would do this EACH time I pressed the F10, or F11 key.  it wouldn't run a step or step-into as I would expected.

I was able to get the "run to cursor" to somewhat work, where it appeared to stop where my cursor was, but then it would only "run" again. 

What's more, when it does stop on the loop() statement, the "Stop" button at the top (like the ">" run button) does not allow me to stop the debugging so that I can try to download another version.   I seem to have to power down everything in order to upload another updated version of code to the Arduino. 

Question:  is there some kind of special code that gets downloaded to the Arduino (I'm using an UNO) that tells the IDE when it has stopped?  

I've been studying the page:
  http://www.visualmicro.com/page/User-Guide.aspx?doc=Debugging-Modes.html
but I can't get the debugger to act like anything that I'm used to such as step, step-into, display watch values, etc.

SirMichael