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Add some more detail on debugging with Visual Studio
** Set your symbol path to <tt>cache*c:\symcache;SRV*http://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbols;SRV*c:\try_symbols</tt> where <tt>c:\symcache</tt> is a writable directory where the debugger can store symbols.
*** If using WinDBG, you can type <tt>.sympath ...</tt> with the above path in the command window.
*** If using Visual Studio, you can set the <tt>_NT_SYMBOL_PATH</tt> environment variable to the above.(Note that it looks like adding the path to the unzipped symbols in the Visual Studio settings doesn't work, you really need to add it to the <tt>_NT_SYMBOL_PATH</tt> environment variable. Also, setting a <tt>_NT_SYMCACHE_PATH</tt> environment variable instead of adding <tt>cache*...;</tt> to <tt>_NT_SYMBOL_PATH</tt> doesn't let Visual Studio find the symbols.)
* Linux
** TODO
