The Visual C++ 6 Advanced Breakpoint dialog allow specifying the scope (function, source file, and executable) of the variable being tracked, and this works well for "regular" (non-class-member) ...
Some people use the leading underscore to indicate a member variable of a class. Others use it to indicate an external routine written in another programming language, like assembly.
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