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The Redbox will throw an error, but it will also show the list of supported style properties that you can apply to the View. For example, I’ll frequently write a style property that’s not supported by React Native, or a property that’s used for a specific element-such as setting backroundImage for the View element. One of the helpful things about it is that it displays the error and gives you the suggestions on how to fix it, which you won’t find in the console. But it doesn’t work in the production, meaning that if an error happens in that environment, the app will crash and stop running. You can display it any time by writing console.error. Every time an app throws an error, it will display a RedBox and the description of the error.

You can also install the Debugging tools from the Windows Driver Kit (WDK) ISO image.RedBoxes are used to display errors. The Redistributable Packages option downloads the Debugging Tools to C:Program FilesMicrosoft SDKsWindowsv7.1RedistDebugging Tools for Windows. The Common Utilities option downloads the Debugging Tools into a Debugging Tools for Windows folder under your Program Files folder.

Select the Debugging Tools option under the Redistributable Packages to download all three versions of the Debugging Tools (x86, 圆4, Itanium).Īfter you select the appropriate Debugging Tools option as described above, clear the check boxes for the other options so that you do not install unnecessary items.

This option automatically detects the CPU architecture of the computer on which you are installing the tools and it is the fastest method of installing the tools.

Select the Debugging Tools option under the Common Utilities if you want the 圆4 version of the Debugging Tools and you are installing on an 圆4 computer.

The Debugging Tools are listed in two places on the Installation Options screen in the Windows SDK Setup Wizard:

Debugging Tools for Windows includes WinDbg, a powerful debugger with a graphical interface and a console interface, as well as the console-based debuggers NTSD, CDB, and KD. The Debugging Tools for Windows 64-bit version is now available as a standalone component from the Windows Software Development Kit (Windows SDK).