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When I hover over a generic type in Visual Studio using the debugger, I don't get the current type, is there a way to display it without going to the immediate window and typing ?typeof(T).Name?
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Main types. The C language provides the four basic arithmetic type specifiers char, int, float and double, and the modifiers signed, unsigned, short, and long. The following table lists the permissible combinations in specifying a large set of storage size-specific declarations.
Most of the time, for small programs, we use the basic fundamental data types in C – int, char, float, and double. For more complex and huge amounts of data, we use derived types – array, structure, union, and pointer. Enumeration and void consist of enum and void, respectively.
The typeof keyword is a new extension to the C language. The Oracle Developer Studio C compiler accepts constructs with typeof wherever a typedef name is accepted, including the following syntactic categories: Declarations. Parameter type lists and return types in a function declarator. Type definitions.
You can see the types in the callstack window by looking at the top line which will show the runtime evaluated type.
Also want to emphasize for others your suggestion:
going to the immediate window and typing
?typeof(T).Name
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