Console commands to invoke Visual Studio's Debugger?

[Alloy]

Are there console commands I can put in a batch file to get Visual Studio's debugger to start debugging an executable without going through the same old click, load, debug GUI routine?

[GregL]

For Visual Studio .NET 2003:

    Devenv Command Line Switches

[Mincho Georgiev]

Hi there,Alloy! You better try my way to do it. I've made that .reg entry so when you right click an application just select 'DEBUG' from the popup menu.
If your directoy's are not the same as mine,just edit the 'reg' file that i've attached and change them!
Thank you for reply!
:U


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[Mincho Georgiev]

By the way,you can use the same commands in your batch file,but i think that this is the most efficient way (with right click).
Let me explain you something. When a command in batch file or wherever finish with a '%1' after the name of the Application that file use,that means that you have to input the name of the file ,who's will be explored (or somethin') by the program whit the typed name.
For example:

if in your batch file is this:

c:\progra~1\micros~1\common~1\MSDEV.exe %1 ,

that means:

in cmd:
[name of the bach file] [name of the application]

I hope you understanding my point!
Bye for now  :U

[Alloy]

For Visual Studio .NET 2003:

    Devenv Command Line Switches

Thanks Greg.

[Alloy]

if in your batch file is this:

c:\progra~1\micros~1\common~1\MSDEV.exe %1 ,

that means:

in cmd:
[name of the bach file] [name of the application]

I hope you understanding my point!
Bye for now  :U

Thanks for the info shaka_zulu. I already use %1 in my assembling and linking.   :U