debugging - How to programatically add a tracepoint for Visual Studio? -


I'm looking for a method to monitor the running program in which I have the source code, in fact, when If the user runs it, then I have to know that the function and parameter are called sequentially.

I can write a trace output code for all the tasks to get it. However, I do not have permission to modify source code. I found that tracepoints in Visual Studio 2005 allow me to do this - without modifying the output log information source, but I have to add them to all tasks.

I have thousands of files and functions, so I have to find a way to do this program. I found out about DTE.Debugor BrakePoint.Add to add a breakpoint. However, I could not find any way to tracepoint or where the breakpoint information for a project is stored? Could not I get it in sln or vcproj or is there a way to convert breakpoint to tracepoints for programming? I think I can change it manually by changing the "hit" property dialog.

Thank you!

You can also see aspect oriented coding. In my opinion this will change the compiled assembly controlled by the attributes and generally all methods / properties are used to add tracing.


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