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Carlos Izquierdo
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Visual Studio Crash when debuging
Nov 15th, 2018 at 11:59am
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I'm experiencing crashes in Visual Studio when I start in debug mode. Not always happens, but sometimes the crash is spectacular.
Last one not only stopped Visual Studio, also deleted all info about the actual solution. Fortunately the .ino wasn't deleted so I can re-create the proyect but this get me goosebumps!

I don't know what exactly fires this, I was playing with a RTC, showing date&time on the serial console, the crash happens in one of attempts. This is the worst I've experienced, but there're a few more.

I have attached the code. I was working with Visual Studio Community 2017 and an Arduino Uno compatible. Both Visual Studio and Visual Micro are acualized to the latest version respectively 15.8.9 and 1810.4.0 .

The debugger just uses standard arduino serial which is very well trued and tested so it can't really be related to code. It has to be a windows/vs/usb issue.
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Re: Visual Studio Crash when debuging
Reply #1 - Nov 15th, 2018 at 1:14pm
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The crash might be a conflict between windows and usb driver. What is your usb driver details and what board do you have?

I have assumed that you created a new project, had not saved the solution, attempted to debug then vs crashed. Visual Studio normally saves your solution and asks to restore it after a crash. After creating a new project make sure the solution is saved in the correct location by clicking the solution name and the clicking "Save As" or "Save". 

  
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