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What are data breakpoints?
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Answer / ravi joshi
Debuggers allow a user to halt a program and examine its
state. The debugger stops execution when some user-specified
condition is satisfied: Code breakpoints halt program
execution when a particular instruction is executed. Data
breakpoints halt program execution when a variable is
referenced. Code breakpoints are supported directly in
hardware on most machines and are fast. Data breakpoints,
however, are notoriously slow.
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Answer / siva jyothi katireddi
Data break point allow you to break execution when the
value stored at a specified memory location changes.
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Answer / matloob
data breakpoint is inter related to debugger.
it is all about the debugging techniques.
it make the program to stop and waits till its execution and if the error is observed the program stops its execution is blocked.
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