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This tutorial I want to make sure that the debugging windows of Visual C++ Express are familiar. When debugging C++ and Assembly you tend to use the windows quite differently. I want to look at four very useful windows that Visual Studio 2010 offers while debugging. The Registers window, the Variable Watch window, the Memory windows and the Disassembly. None of these windows are specific to Assembly, they're just standard debugging windows, but it's pretty difficult to learn Assembly without them! The best way to learn what Assembly instructions do is to type them out, set a break point and step through the code while watching the registers window. code pour embarquer la vidéo : >>> http://www.youtube.com/embed/y_3Yze_8TYk <<< |