It is quite common to have a program stopped in the debugger due to a crash or assertion caused by an object being in a bad state, and to track down the problem, you need to figure out how it got that way. In many cases, the call stack of the object's creation can provide valuable clues, but trying to get that call stack can be a significant chore. The most obvious technique, setting a breakpoint at the object's constructor, can become cumbersome when you have a large number of objects of the same...(read more)![]()
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