Debugging C++

Okay, I'm trying to debug some code in VS 2005, and in C++. In VC6, I was able to just step through my own code using watches, breakpoints, and whatnot. Now when I step through the code in VS 2005, I have to step through a bunch of Microsoft library code (iostream, and several other STL libraries) in addition to my own code.

I don't want to debug Microsoft's code, I want to debug my own.



I figured there must be an option someplace to turn it off. Under a help topic, I read about the "Enable Just My Code (managed only)" checkbox. But it appears to be for managed code only. Is there a way to turn this off so I don't have to spend hours stepping through a bunch of code that I don't care about?

Thanks.

Correct me if i'm wrong, but if you press the "Step Over" button as opposed to "Step Into" on standard library calls it shouldn't step into them.

i.e. if you hit

fstream.get();

press Step Over instead of Step Into

Martin Carolan wrote:

press Step Over instead of Step Into

And if you accidently Step Into, just Step Out. That's Shift-F11 on my setup.