Greetings KetilO,
I have been using Radasm for about a year to convert my C++ trading program to Assembly Language (for fun and knowledge).
Thank you for creating and working on Radasm, as it is an excellent program.
One suggestion: would it be possible to have the escape key destroy the tool tip? It seems that the only way to destroy it is to
use an arrow key or the enter key. These actions move the cursor, but using the escape key (like Visual Studio) would not.
One question: There is a post about debugging and RAdbg.dll. Does Radasm now support integrated debugging? I tried using
the windows system debugger and ollydbg, but am now using the Visual Studio. The Visual Studio is OK, but is friendlier to C++.
Also, ollydbg does not seem to support the tracing of your source code, only the disassembly.
Once again, great job on your IDE,
Best Regards,
Steve
:)
I have been using Radasm for about a year to convert my C++ trading program to Assembly Language (for fun and knowledge).
Thank you for creating and working on Radasm, as it is an excellent program.
One suggestion: would it be possible to have the escape key destroy the tool tip? It seems that the only way to destroy it is to
use an arrow key or the enter key. These actions move the cursor, but using the escape key (like Visual Studio) would not.
One question: There is a post about debugging and RAdbg.dll. Does Radasm now support integrated debugging? I tried using
the windows system debugger and ollydbg, but am now using the Visual Studio. The Visual Studio is OK, but is friendlier to C++.
Also, ollydbg does not seem to support the tracing of your source code, only the disassembly.
Once again, great job on your IDE,
Best Regards,
Steve
:)
Hi Steve
Using Esc to remove tooltip is a good idea. I will implement it.
Using RADbg and breakpoints is the closest you can get to source code debugging.
KetilO
Using Esc to remove tooltip is a good idea. I will implement it.
Using RADbg and breakpoints is the closest you can get to source code debugging.
KetilO