BUGSLAYER: Unhandled Exceptions and Tracing in the .NET Framework 2.0

摘要

By now, you've certainly heard about the big changes coming in Visual Studio~® 2005, but when it's time to move your code over it will be the small things that trip you up. In this column, I want to cover two of the many excellent changes that you could easily overlook as you make the move to the new runtime and development tools. Don't get me wrong. I don't mean to make the transition sound dangerous. The truth is, your ported code will probably work just great with nothing more than a recompile. But there are things you should know. When you finish reading, you should also check out the "What's New" sections in the documentation. The first change I'll talk about is how the common language runtime (CLR) in the Microsoft~® .NET Framework 2.0 now handles unhandled exceptions. Then I'll discuss some of the excellent enhancements to the tracing system so you can get the best information from the field.