How can I stop execution for ALL exceptions during debugging in Visual Studio?

C# does have preprocessor directives (e.g. If, define, etc...) that you could use for this purpose.

C# does have preprocessor directives (e.g. If, define, etc...) that you could use for this purpose. However, you could also modify the settings under "Debug -> Exceptions..." in Visual Studio so that the debugger breaks each time an exception is thrown (before execution goes to the catch block).

Try something like this: if ( System.Diagnostics.Debugger. IsAttached ) System.Diagnostics.Debugger.Break(); else LogException().

If DEBUG // Something #else // Something else #endif.

Take a look at this : dotnetgalactics.wordpress.com/2009/10/22....

I'd hesitate to use preprocessor directives. I'd imagine that you want something that easily applies to your whole solution and not stick preprocessor directives all over your code. Of the previous answers, Joel's is good.

However, you can accomplish the same thing by going to Debug/Exceptions and make sure that the checkboxes in the "Common Language Runtime Exceptions" row are selected. User-unhandled is usually selected by default.

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