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| i just installd the program and it wont work. what is a JIT debugger?
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Umm...
It might be useful to give a little more information on your system and exactly what you mean by "it won't work"
Do you get an error of some kind?
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Monitor: BenQ FP93GX 19" 2ms LCD Monitor (1280 x 1024, 60hz)
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 4200+
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Soundcard: SB Audigy 4
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OS: Windows XP Home SP2
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| i have a intel celoron d 2.4 256 ram 80 gig hard drive 128 mb ATI 9250 vid card 100mbps isp and win i try to run the program it will say "registered JIT debugger is not available.
an attempt to launch a JIT debugger with the following command resulted
in an error code of 0x2(2).
please check your computer settings.
cordbg.exe !a 0x..." help me
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all right im a noob  check your task bar by clock it is there running when you get this error  so never mind lol thanks
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| To answer the Original question of what's this JIT Debugger thingy, it stands for Just In Time Debugger.
Let's start simple. When developing an application or game, the process of getting the written code to operate as it should is called DEBUGGING. The errors thrown because of miswritten code forgotten syntax or a plethora of other things are genericly called BUGS. (are ya with me so far?) Most application development software comes with a built in DEBUGGER for error handling. The Microsoft Visual Studio family of applications is one of these. It comes with it's own debugger that replaces the JIT Debugger which comes with windows. Now, there are several ways to to approach error handling in code. The most widely used method it the TRY/CATCH. It acts as a buffer around questionalbe code to TRY the line of code or function or method. Then, if an error is encountered, it CATCHes the error message and can relay the information in the way you told it to. I always set mine so a messagebox pops up containing the error text. This comes in handy if it's an error you have never encountered before. then I use Google.com to look up the error. BUt I digress... In order to use a debugger, one must have the source code for the application, a solution file, application development software and the technical "know-how" to revamp the code and get the program to run right. If just one of these things is missing, there is no point to trying to do anything with any sort of debugging process. Clear as mud?
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