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  • Show source file and line number information in your Stack traces

    A while ago I wrote a blog-post about not breaking the stack trace while throwing an exception up the call stack. Stack traces are the very first place you look when finding the cause of an unexpected exception. Today I was once again saved by a stack trace. A project I am currently working on is starting a pilot in Cairo next week ...
    Posted to Frank Bakker (Weblog) by frankb on October 27, 2006
  • Keep your hands off my stack traces!

    When the first beta of the .Net framework was released one of the best features I thought was that the Exception.ToString() method shows you the stack trace from the place where the exception is thrown to where it is caught. Stack traces are your best friend when finding the cause of an unexpected exception. Back in the VB 6 time we spent a ...
    Posted to Frank Bakker (Weblog) by frankb on September 24, 2006
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