DkmStepper.StepControlRequested Method
Definition
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StepControlRequested is called when a non-controlling runtime instance detects that the thread has hit a transition into its runtime. The stepping manager will forward the call to the current controlling runtime instance. If the current controlling runtime instance can stop stepping, it should set Granted to true. Actual control is not given until the requesting runtime calls DkmStepper.TakeStepControl. This two part process allows callers to request control of multiple steppers at the same time.
Location constraint: API must be called from a Monitor component (component level < 100,000).
public:
bool StepControlRequested(Microsoft::VisualStudio::Debugger::Stepping::DkmStepArbitrationReason Reason, Microsoft::VisualStudio::Debugger::DkmRuntimeInstance ^ CallingRuntimeInstance);public bool StepControlRequested (Microsoft.VisualStudio.Debugger.Stepping.DkmStepArbitrationReason Reason, Microsoft.VisualStudio.Debugger.DkmRuntimeInstance CallingRuntimeInstance);member this.StepControlRequested : Microsoft.VisualStudio.Debugger.Stepping.DkmStepArbitrationReason * Microsoft.VisualStudio.Debugger.DkmRuntimeInstance -> boolPublic Function StepControlRequested (Reason As DkmStepArbitrationReason, CallingRuntimeInstance As DkmRuntimeInstance) As BooleanParameters
- Reason
- DkmStepArbitrationReason
[In] DkmStepArbitrationReason the reason step arbitration is occurring.
- CallingRuntimeInstance
- DkmRuntimeInstance
[In] The calling runtime instance that wishes to take control of the step.
Returns
[Out] The the controlling runtime can stop the step and give control to the caller, then it should set this to true.