Visual Studio is a basic and complete set of development tools. Many Win7 users are confused when faced with the complex installation options of this software. Today, Huajun editor brings you a simple and easy-to-understand solution. The carefully selected content hopes that you will support it. , share it more, if you like it, hurry up and get it!

Visual Studio installation tutorial:

1. Open the downloaded Visual Studio file. If everything goes well, you will get an application with a size of approximately 3MB:

2. Double-click it and wait a moment to come to this interface:

3. There is no need to modify the installation directory, select "Customize", click "Next", and come here:

4. Just select "Visual C++" under "Programming Language", click Next, and come here:

5. Check, click "Install", and after seeing this interface:

6. You can click "Minimize" to play other games. The installation process takes about an hour, and the network needs to be kept open during this period.

7. Done! See that huge "launch"? Just click and that’s it!

How to use Visual Studio?

1. Debug mode

When we debug the program, we must do it in Debug mode and cannot debug in release mode.

2. Start debugging

In Debug mode, we select "Debug menu - Start debugging", or directly click the "F5" button to start debugging. What we need to pay attention to in this step is to set breakpoints, set breakpoints where debugging is needed, and then start debugging.

3. Additional processes

This is also the debugging method that I have been using now. When starting the program, we use the menu "Debug - Attach the process"

Then, the place to attach the process pops up as shown below:

The complete operation is as follows, select "Debug", "Attach to Process", in the "Attach to Process" dialog box, select the process from the "Available Processes" list, and then select "Attach".

4. Single-step debugging F10 and enter process F11:

F10 is single-step debugging. After setting a breakpoint, execute it. The program will stop at the breakpoint. Then press F10 and the program will be executed step by step.

F11 is to enter the process. For example, when encountering a function, pressing F11 will enter the function body, and then pressing F10 will step into the execution.

Visual Studio provides users with a complete development toolset, which includes most of the tools needed throughout the software life cycle to face different software development environments.