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Hello everyone,
I am pretty new to working with assembly code. I am looking for a good debugger for use with assembly. Basically I have a file full of assembly code. I want to run this through a debugger by stepping and then make changes to the assembly if necassary. Can I use Visual Studio for this, or is there something else? Please let me know if I need to clarify anything.
Thanks
I'm not exactly sure, but VS.NET apparently has the ability to do this. Not sure where I read that.
Also, on my old PC, when programs had an error, VS.NET had the tendency to open up and disassemble any EXE that had a problem. It then listed the ASM, and highlighted the error.
chem
Ollydbg is a nice debugger, it's free and allows you to change asm code while debugging. It can also be used as a just-in-time debugger (what chemicalnove is talking about)