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<a name="general"></a><font size=5>Advanced Dart</font>
<h3>Putting a Project Specific Logo on DartBoards</h3>
<h3>When a Test Crashes on Windows...</h3>
<p>When a test crashes on Windows, the operating system displays a
dialog asking whether you would like to debug or exit the application.
Dart will stop running tests until a user responds to this dialog.
<p>You can suppress this dialog by modifying two register settings for
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AeDebug
to be
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<li> "Debugger"="dummy.bat"
<li> "Auto"="1"
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Setting "Auto" to "1" instructs the OS to run the program "dummy.bat"
automatically when an application crashes. Since "dummy.bat" does not
exist, the application simply terminates when it crashes. Normally,
"Auto" is set to "0" indicating the dialog should be displayed and
"Debugger" is set to msdev.
<h3>Email Notifications for Continuous Builds</h3>
<h3>BuildName Notes, BuildStamp Notes</h3>
<h3>Code Coverage</h3>
<h3>Purify</h3>
<h4>Debug verses Release</h4>
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