Did you know… What the Enable Address-Level Debugging option does? - #271

Under Tools – Options – Debugging – General, there’s the option Enable Address-Level Debugging.

When checked, you get the following additional Debugger Tool Windows: Memory windows, Disassembly, and Registers.

And when unchecked, you don’t get them.

Comments

Anonymous
July 31, 2008
With that option disabled, you also can't set memory breakpoints. I accidentally turned that off (probably hoping it would get rid of that prompt asking if I wanted to see disassembly) and could NOT figure out where the option to set memory breakpoints went.
Anonymous
August 01, 2008
I have the option checked and only see three options in the Debug|Windows menu. Breakpoints Output Immediate
Anonymous
August 01, 2008
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Anonymous
September 04, 2008
Like Mike, I only see the three options: Breakpoints Output Immediate. I vaguely remember ONCE seeing those other options. Is there a flag that I had inadvertently set to disable those other windows? Thanks
Anonymous
January 13, 2009
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