Win32 Debugging Continue Event API Reference

Introduction

This page provides an overview of the Win32 Debugging Continue Event API, used for debugging Windows applications.

The ContinueDebugEvent signals the completion of a debugging session. Understanding this event is crucial for debugging and understanding the behavior of your applications.

Event Parameters

The API accepts several event parameters to provide detailed information about the event.

• EventID: A unique numerical identifier for the event.
• EventType: Indicates the type of event (e.g., "ContinueDebugEvent").
• Source: The process or thread initiating the event.
• Flags: Flags to indicate important status, like whether the event is critical.

Event Handling

The `ContinueDebugEvent` can be used to initiate various debugging operations, including:

• DebugMode: Set to true to enable debug mode.
• DebugLog: Logs details of the event.
• CallFunction: Execute a function at the event.
• Breakpoint: Set a breakpoint.

Example

This example shows a simple use case.

The event is triggered when the application has finished its debugging session.

The `ContinueDebugEvent` is often used to check for errors or unexpected situations.