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In native C++, debugger expressions do not support the following operators:
Comma operator:
Expr1 ,Expr2
For more information, see Comma Operator: ,.
Conditional operator:
Expr1 ? Expr2 :Expr3
For more information, see Conditional Operator: ? :.
In native C++, debugger expressions do support the following additional operators:
The context operator ({ }) to specify the context of a symbol.
For more information, see Context Operator (C/C++ Language Expressions).
Memory operators (BY, WO, and DW) to access memory. Memory operators have the lowest precedence of any operator. The memory operators are useful mainly in debugging assembly-language code.