This is an alpha version that comes with an incomplete set of features and has some known issues.

List of features:

• Add Many Breakpoints
• Always Enabled Breakpoints
• Display Hit Count Inline
• Set Hit Count Limit
• Focus On Usage
• Enable Or Disable Many Breakpoints
• Highlighted Null Values
• Highlighted Boolean Values
• Hit If CALLER Contains
• Create Data Breakpoint On Variable
• Play Sound On Breakpoint Hit And Continue Execution
• Execute Shell Command On Breakpoint Hit
• Step Into First Control Flow Change

Overview of the features:

Add Many Breakpoints

Select many lines of code and hit F9 - a breakpoint on every line selected will be added.

Always Enabled Breakpoints

Make some breakpoints always enabled to make sure they cannot be disabled.

Display Hit Count Inline

See hit counts of all breakpoints hit inline.

Set Hit Count Limit

Disable a breakpoint when its hit count reaches a specified value.

Focus On Usage

Make lines containing usage of a variable stand out to be able to find bugs easier.

Now you can use this feature also during design time.

Enable Or Disable Many Breakpoints

Select many lines of code and hit Ctrl + F9 - breakpoints in these lines should be enabled/disabled.

Highlighted Null Values

See which objects are null as you debug.

Highlighted Boolean Values

See which booleans are true and which are false.

Hit If CALLER Contains

Hit a breakpoint only if the previous function's name contains or doesn't contain specified string.

Create Data Breakpoint On Variable

Quickly and easily create a data breakpoint on a specified variable.

This feature works only with C++.

Play Sound On Breakpoint Hit And Continue Execution

Make Visual Studio play a sound when a specific breakpoint gets hit.

Execute Shell Command On Breakpoint Hit

Now you can tell Visual Studio to execute a shell command every time a chosen breakpoint gets hit.