In the old version of Visual Studio (as at home, I think, 2013), I can edit my code while the system is running, but I cannot continue (and I do not want to continue). While the step-by-step code is through my code, I just want to start typing and as soon as I finish editing and then recompile.
The advantage is that when typing, I can pull out my mouse and look at the values / structures of the variables and edit accordingly. This is a good guide sometimes, like a reminder or notes.
Why is my Visual Studio 2015 not allowing me to edit my code ? saying:
Changes are not allowed when unmanaged debugging is enabled
PS my option to Change and continue is enabled, as suggested throughout the Internet, And there is no way to Enable an unmanaged debugging option in 2015, as suggested here in 2010. A practical guide. Enabling Unmanaged Code Debugging
Change This is a C # / C ++ application. I did not start the project from scratch, but it is huge. I run it as a Debugger, and sometimes as a Release. Doesn't work on both (I don't care about release)
What my settings look like under Tools -> Options -> Debugging -> General :
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