whether a debugger is attached to this process, and a wait until one is - a breakpoint in a driver that is launched by the system, never started by hand More...

Functions
bool	present()
template<typename rep_t= long long, typename period_t= std::milli>
bool	wait_for(std::chrono::duration<rep_t, period_t> timeout= std::chrono::duration<rep_t, period_t>::max())

Detailed Description

whether a debugger is attached to this process, and a wait until one is - a breakpoint in a driver that is launched by the system, never started by hand

Function Documentation

◆ present()

bool dx::thread::debugger::present()

inline

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◆ wait_for()

template<typename rep_t= long long, typename period_t= std::milli>

bool dx::thread::debugger::wait_for(std::chrono::duration<rep_t, period_t> timeout= std::chrono::duration<rep_t, period_t>::max())