This article gives an overview of how to achieve a rich-debugging experience when Visual Studio itself is the debuggee. By the time we’re through, you'll be debugging Visual Studio in mixed-mode (with both native and managed code debuggers), getting full call stacks with symbols from the IDE itself and watching exceptions that occur in the IDE but are never marshaled across to the managed world. With these tools, you will gain insights that will lead to better-informed solutions to any hair-pulling bugs that you're struggling with.

I am officially the last person in the entire universe to jump on the blogging bandwagon. For many months, my friends have been asking me what the link to my blog is. My colleagues have complained about my apparent lack of Internet presence. Heck, even my trophy wife has expressed concern. Today, gentle reader, this all changes. I now boldy stand in the ranks with all bloggers everywhere.

I wish to offer my humble thanks to Jason Follas for helping me get this set up. I'll be honest and say that I'm pretty much an idiot when it comes to web development but, fortunately, Jason is an expert.