Visual studio 2015 debugging and profiling
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This document summarizes new debugging and profiling features in Visual Studio 2015. It discusses improvements to the debugging UI, support for debugging lambda expressions with some limitations, a new memory profiling tool, and exception settings and diagnostic tools for debugging XAML applications. It also outlines what is and is not currently supported for profiling, including limitations for ASP.NET 5 and JavaScript profiling.
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- 2. About ME Vidyasagar MSC • Microsoft MVP – Games For Windows • Developer at DELL • Twitter : @IAmVMac • http://about.me/mscvidyasagar
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