Comment by Agentlien
2 days ago
I've been working in C++ using VS for about 15 years and for as long as I've remembered my heuristic has been that if I get a breakpoint the offending instruction is on the line above what was reported.
2 days ago
I've been working in C++ using VS for about 15 years and for as long as I've remembered my heuristic has been that if I get a breakpoint the offending instruction is on the line above what was reported.
That's just an eternally confusing bug of VS/cdb. On other IDEs such as QtCreator with clang or gdb it shows the break red dot exactly where the issue is.