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> Or, for that matter, the Visual Studio debugger, FWIW. But, Visual
> studio does something "clever": It moves the breakpoint if its not on a
> valid line to the next valid line once it has the debugging info for the
> module the code file belongs to.
I wouldn't have called that "clever". I would have called that "the most
basic functionality that any non-toy debugger would be expected to
have". Certainly I've never seen a debugger with this limitation
before... (Although I can't claim to have used all that many debuggers.)
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