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how do you get into this code? &nbsp;<br />
when you are debugging and are about to run a procedure, there are two options. &nbsp;you can &quot;step over the procedure&quot; which runs the procedure and then stops on the next line of cude after the procedure. &nbsp;Or you can &quot;step ito the procedure&quot; which calls the procedure &nbsp;and stops on the first line of the procedure.<br />
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perhaps you need to be stepping over procedures rather than into them?<br />

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how do you get into this code?  
when you are debugging and are about to run a procedure, there are two options.  you can "step over the procedure" which runs the procedure and then stops on the next line of cude after the procedure.  Or you can "step ito the procedure" which calls the procedure  and stops on the first line of the procedure.

perhaps you need to be stepping over procedures rather than into them?


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I know that I can step over and I know that I can step out of something that I just got into, but I am looking for an option to only debug my source files. &nbsp;I don't want to debug anything within MFC. &nbsp;Based on these answers, I assume that there is not an option.<br />

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I know that I can step over and I know that I can step out of something that I just got into, but I am looking for an option to only debug my source files.  I don't want to debug anything within MFC.  Based on these answers, I assume that there is not an option.


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If you don't step into MFC procedures, you won't debug them. &nbsp;Unless an exception occurs inside them, in which case you do want to debug them anyways.<br />

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If you don't step into MFC procedures, you won't debug them.  Unless an exception occurs inside them, in which case you do want to debug them anyways.


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I have a very large project and when I go to debug it, I always get stuck off in MFC code or the Disassembly. &nbsp;Is there any option with the debugger that I can set to only debug the files that are currently in my project workspace and just run through all of the MFC code without debugging it.
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I have a very large project and when I go to debug it, I always get stuck off in MFC code or the Disassembly.  Is there any option with the debugger that I can set to only debug the files that are currently in my project workspace and just run through all of the MFC code without debugging it.

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