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I would like to see the threads currently active in my application while debugging it.
How can I do this using Visual Studio?
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Once the breakpoint hits and you are in the thread you want, in the Visual Studio Threads window (while debugging, Debug -> Windows -> Threads), Ctrl + A (to select all threads), and then Ctrl + click the thread you are currently on. You should have all threads except the one you want to debug selected.
With the app running, in Visual Studio, select Debug > Attach to Process. In the Attach to Process dialog, type the first letters of process names from the following list, or enter them into the search box. The one that is running is the one running the ASP.NET app. Attach to that process to debug the app.
A thread is a sequence of instructions to which the operating system grants processor time. Every process that is running in the operating system consists of at least one thread. Processes that have more than one thread are called multithreaded.
Yes, go to Debug->Windows->Threads
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Debug | Windows | Threads
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Ctrl+Alt+H
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