In some sufficiently large applications, you can spend more time figuring out how to drill down to the various layers than you do actually debugging: Tha
Break point analyzer is a really useful tool for debugging huge projects.
It seems that Visual Studio 2010 (Professional) has added an "export breakpoints to file" function. (You can find it in the Breakpoints window.)
I found this based on a recent Google search:
Breakpoint Workspaces by Rick Schott.
I stumbled upon this while searching the web for an answer. Since this question is pretty old, I thought I would contribute with an updated answer.
Nowadays, you can actually import and export breakpoints in Visual Studio from the Breakpoints window (ctrl
+ alt
+ b
)
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd293657(v=vs.100).aspx
Check out the Breakpoint Analyzer for Visual Studio.
How about this: "Debugger Settings Visual Studio Add In– Easily Copy Breakpoints between Machines"?