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Revision as of 09:09, 10 March 2017
The 'Find out what writes/accesses this address' option will set a breakpoint on the address and open a new window. You will see every instructions that are accessing to the address while the program is running.
You can see a counter to display how many times has the instruction accessed to the address and you can see the instruction.
The following options are available for the selected instruction. Replace: Replace the code with NOPs and also add it to the code list.
Show disassembler: Open the disassembler and jump to the code.
Add to the code list: Add the selected addresses to the code list.
More information: Show the code along with the register values that were logged after the code has accessed to the address. You can open the FPU window with F and the Stack View with S.
You can stop the debugger with the Stop button.