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Can I configure Visual Studio 2005 to ignore claims in a specific region of code when debugging

Here is the script. I am debugging my own application (C / C ++), which uses some library developed by another team in the company. The statement fails when my code generates some edge. This is a pain because the statement is not formulated correctly, so the library function works fine, but I get all these interrupts when I just need to continue (a lot like in a loop) so that I can get to those things that are really interesting to me. I have to use the debug version of the library when debugging for other reasons. The other team will not fix this until the next release (hey, it works on our machine).

Can I tell the debugger to ignore the breakpoints specified in this section of the code (i.e. can it automatically continue for me).

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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms681409(VS.85).aspx

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