- Windows Phone 8 Game Development
- Table of Contents
- Windows Phone 8 Game Development
- Credits
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- About the Reviewer
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Getting Started
- 2. Game User Interface
- 3. MVVM Design Pattern
- 4. 3D Graphics Basics
- 5. 3D Game World
- 6. Steering, Sensors, and Collision Detection
- 7. 2D User Interface in 3D Game
- 8. Maps, Geolocation, and Augmented Reality
- 9. Exchanging Data via Web Services
- 10. Social Networks, Feeds, Settings, and Local Rank
- 11. Improving Game Experience
- 12. Game Publishing
- A. Useful Resources
- Getting started
- Game user interface
- MVVM design pattern
- 3D graphics basics and 3D game world
- Steering, sensors, and collision detection
- 2D user interface in a 3D Game
- Maps, geolocation, and augmented reality
- Exchanging data via web services
- Social networks, feeds, settings, and local rank
- Improving game experience
- Game publishing
- B. Languages and Technologies
- Index
As explained in Chapter 2, Game User Interface, debugging is a powerful feature that helps to find bugs in code. It supports breakpoints, step-by-step execution, and monitoring the values of variables. Also in case of the native part of the project, it can be very useful for developers. However, by default it is disabled and you cannot stop the program execution when it has reached a line with a breakpoint.
To enable debugging of the native part of the project you should open the properties of the SpaceAim3D project (the managed one) by choosing the Properties option from the context menu. Then, on the Debug tab, choose the Native Only option for UI Task in the Debugger Type group, as presented in the following screenshot:
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