FAQ

I like most BugAid’s features except one, can it be disabled?

All BugAid’s major features can be disabled independently, check the options dialog: BugAid’s Menu -> Options:

What is BugAid’s “Full mode” and what does it do?

BugAid’s Full mode can be activated from the BugAid menu:

Enabling “Full mode” allows you to use the Statement Visualization and ForEach visualization features. However, enabling “Full mode” will also disable Visual Studio’s “Edit and Continue” and “Intellitrace”.

Note: Full Mode only works when launching from Visual Studio (e.g via F5), and not when attaching to process.

When I debug my app under BugAid Full Mode it runs too slow!

There are some things you could do to improve the performance of BugAid Full Mode. First, make sure the app you’re debugging is running under .NET 4 or higher. If it isn’t, consider porting your app to .NET 4, as that will have the most dramatic effect on performance. Second, go into BugAid->Options and disable “Foreach Visualization”. Lastly, please know that we are working on performance all the time, and hoping to improve it considerably in future versions.

Why don’t Statement Visualizations and ForEach visualizations work for me?

Please make sure that you’ve enabled BugAid’s full mode. If you’re debugging a Unit Test with the Resharper Unit Test Runner, you’ll need to use the special “Debug (in BugAid Full Mode)” command.

Can I temporarily disable BugAid?

Sure, just go to BugAid’s Menu -> Options, and uncheck the first checkbox.