How to: Run to a Specified Location
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Sometimes, while debugging, you will want to execute to a certain point in code, and then break. If you have a breakpoint set at the location where you want to break, you can follow this procedure.
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To run to a specified location where you have set a breakpoint
- On the Debug menu, click Start or Continue.
You do not need to set a breakpoint in all cases, however. The Visual Studio debugger provides specific commands to run to the cursor location or to a specified function. For more information, see How to: Run to the Cursor Location and How to: Run to a Specified Function.