How to resolve the issue when breakpoints in VS are not working?

If breakpoints in Visual Studio are not working, you can try the following solutions:

1. Make sure the debugging environment is correctly configured: Check the debugging options in the project properties to ensure that debug symbols and debug information generation options are enabled.
2. Check the compiler optimization options: Some optimization options may affect the debugger’s performance, so make sure to set the optimization options to an appropriate level or disable optimization.
3. Clean and rebuild project: there may be compilation or linking errors preventing breakpoints from being set correctly. Try cleaning the project and rebuilding it.
4. Check debugger settings: Review the debugger settings in Visual Studio to ensure that the debugger feature is enabled, such as the “Enable Edit and Continue” option.
5. Check the code: make sure there are no syntax errors or logic errors in the code, which could cause breakpoints to not work properly.
6. Try using another debugger: If you still can’t solve the problem, you can try using another debugger, such as GDB or WinDbg, to debug the code.
7. Update Visual Studio: If you are using an older version of Visual Studio, consider upgrading to the latest version to fix any potential debugger issues.

If none of the above methods work to solve the problem, you can use output statements or logs during the debugging process to gather more debugging information to help pinpoint the issue.