Wow, that sounds really useful. I don't write that much async code but I could have used that a few times in the past. By the way I thought "Tasks" was just the Task List window (the feature that tracks TODO comments) especially since it uses a very similar icon. I would recommend Microsoft renames it to "Running Tasks" and gives it a different icon to make it clear we're talking about .NET async tasks.
Very cool!!!! I first thought one can also debug down to the "ASYNC-Machine" (the part the compiler wraps around ASYNC calls). Intellitrace should be part of the Community Edition (like anything else too; I like the newest features on my computer [Community Edition] - but I dont mess with version updates on production [Enterprise Edition].
Thank you. I’m using VS 2019 professional. Using Asynchronous with .net core. However unable to see “task” as you can see it. Which VS version you are using? And, I think this kind of things should be available in all versions including community. Any clue?
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Let me guess ... no. UWP is now about 2 years behind current .net and C# capabilities. They would likely have to bring it upto date and that's not going to happen anymore. I'm just waiting for .Net 5 now. UWP isn't good enough moving forward.
What about UNmanaged code? I have legacy code that uses and external call to the `CreateEvent` function from a DLL import of kernel32.dll. It's got to be the worst possible implementation, but I don't have the first idea, nor the time to research, how to modernize it with Task awaits. What's worse, it's an old WinForms app targeting .NET Framework 3.5, circa 2012.
would be nice to know - and nice to have ^^ - I always find it disturbing when working with VS Professional at work and then switch to VS Community at my private PC. So much is different/missing.
Good catch! We’ll update the description later but here’s the link for the time being: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/debugger/walkthrough-debugging-a-parallel-application?view=vs-2019
I had already install python tool in my visual studio but now i want to install C++ tool but i am not confirmed that if i download/install C++ tool it will uninstall my python tool ......could you give me procedure to download it.....
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Wow, that sounds really useful. I don't write that much async code but I could have used that a few times in the past.
By the way I thought "Tasks" was just the Task List window (the feature that tracks TODO comments) especially since it uses a very similar icon. I would recommend Microsoft renames it to "Running Tasks" and gives it a different icon to make it clear we're talking about .NET async tasks.
Very cool!!!! I first thought one can also debug down to the "ASYNC-Machine" (the part the compiler wraps around ASYNC calls). Intellitrace should be part of the Community Edition (like anything else too; I like the newest features on my computer [Community Edition] - but I dont mess with version updates on production [Enterprise Edition].
Very helpful!! Thank you!
pretty cool! thank you!
Any idea why the Tasks list would be empty when remote debugging a .net process on Linux but the Parallel Stacks would be populated fine?
Thank you. I’m using VS 2019 professional. Using Asynchronous with .net core. However unable to see “task” as you can see it. Which VS version you are using? And, I think this kind of things should be available in all versions including community. Any clue?
Wow. Quite impressive, I almost didn't know any of this. Thanks!
Thanks very useful for next time
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These are cool. Tasks debugging would become simpler. Does features other than snapshot debugging are available in community version?
Yes, all of the other features are available in community!
This is pretty amazing stuff. Will these come to UWP any time soon?
Let me guess ... no. UWP is now about 2 years behind current .net and C# capabilities. They would likely have to bring it upto date and that's not going to happen anymore. I'm just waiting for .Net 5 now. UWP isn't good enough moving forward.
What about UNmanaged code? I have legacy code that uses and external call to the `CreateEvent` function from a DLL import of kernel32.dll. It's got to be the worst possible implementation, but I don't have the first idea, nor the time to research, how to modernize it with Task awaits. What's worse, it's an old WinForms app targeting .NET Framework 3.5, circa 2012.
Is this in the community edition?
would be nice to know - and nice to have ^^ - I always find it disturbing when working with VS Professional at work and then switch to VS Community at my private PC. So much is different/missing.
Yeah! Everything except snapshots are available in VS Community edition
Yes (but not Intellitrace)
good feature !!
Umm... there is no link to any source code in the video notes, you guys...
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/debugger/walkthrough-debugging-a-parallel-application?view=vs-2019#creating-the-sample-project
Good catch! We’ll update the description later but here’s the link for the time being: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/debugger/walkthrough-debugging-a-parallel-application?view=vs-2019
Where can I find a source code for first example?
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/debugger/walkthrough-debugging-a-parallel-application?view=vs-2019#creating-the-sample-project
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I had already install python tool in my visual studio but now i want to install C++ tool but i am not confirmed that if i download/install C++ tool it will uninstall my python tool ......could you give me procedure to download it.....