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What is Just In Time Debugging?

April 26, 2017debugging time

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What is Just In Time Debugging?

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It is a feature of windows95/NT where a debugger can be attached to a process after an exception has occurred, and is very useful for debugging your applications. It is less useful when developing with more than one compiler/debugger combination, or when you end up starting to debug third party applications. It is controlled by the [AeDebug] section of win.ini in Win95, and in the NT registry section HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AeDebug Auto: REG_SZ “0” or “1” : Set to “1” if you want your debugger to run automatically Debugger: REG_SZ: the command line to start the debugger, which is used as a printf argument and should contain two %ld strings to be replaced by the process ID and exception number. E.g.