Skip debugging of copy constructors of function's input parameters?

Question

When one steps into the debug function with multiple input parameters, it is a quite a time waster to enter and leave a copy constructor of each input parameter. Most often than not, these copy constructors are trivial (increase the reference counter), and what a developer really want is to "step right into function", and skip debugging through of input parameters creation, be it a call to a copy ctor, or a call to a function which creates the instance of parameter object.

Is there a way in a Visual Studio to configure the debugging in a such way, as to avoid the debugging of the construction/copy construction of the parameters and to go right to the function's body?

Answer 1

alt-shift-F11 in Visual Studio 10 or higher brings up a list of all the functions that will be called and you can select the function you would like to go directly to. I find this incredibly useful, but unsure if you are using VS10 or an earlier version.