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Developer forums (C::B DEVELOPMENT STRICTLY!) => Contributions to C::B => Topic started by: qduwg on September 08, 2010, 07:37:10 am
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I used to VC debugger long ago,but i met C::B yesterday. but i soon found the memory window is static ,not dynamic like VC debugger interface. because I want to trace the varibles in the memory ,so pls show me the whole memory image. thks.
Best REgards!
qduwg
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Hm, I'm not sure if I understand.
Can you try to explain better what doesn't work?
If you provide steps to reproduce and/or screenshot it will be great.
p.s. if you're talking about the "changed bytes being marked red" in the memory window, it is on my TODO list...
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I just want a active memory dialog or window like VC debugger. not static. The image below is VC DEBUGGER. The right window is the memory window which show the instant change in it and just reflect the real case. I think C:B's memory window can't change as we are debugging ?
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I just want a active memory dialog or window like VC debugger. [...]
Please, do not post non-english content, also applicable to images. This violates our forum rules. I've removed the image in your post therefore.
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I think C:B's memory window can't change as we are debugging ?
I'm not using this feature actively, but I think that the content of the memory window updates when you use step/next commands, also it should be updated when stopping on breakpoint.