@WindowsNT
My gosh You ARE fast...
btw update failed, it downloaded some file, placed a bochs_bed.exe.new in my dir with:
Quote:
Error 404
FILE NOT FOUND
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Edit:
OK I updated by hand ;>
Some feedback and more feature requests:
1. ctrl+g feature is cool ;> But what do You think about the idea to make the shoutcut work in the subwindow u last clicked (like in OllyDbg) ? Currently cltr+g is bind to the Assembler subwindow, and to go somewhere in the memory dump I need to user (Ctrl/Shift)+F7. The idea is for ctrl+g to work in the window last clicked. It's not a big deal, but since it's the thing that other debuggers use, it might be cool to keep up with this "standard".
2. U've added font changing support ;> Wow cool ;> The columns resize after changing the view. Could they resize automagically after font change ?
3. I don't know if it's a Vista only bug, but looks like unprintable characters are not shown at all in the ascii dump, what makes the visual assigning of a char to a code kinda troublesome. (see screenshot below). Maybe changing by hand the chars to a whitespace is a good bugfix ?
4. Very good that u have added both LE and BE display! Awesome!
5. Speaking about fonts. Checking the console (bottom of the screen) font would also be cool ;>
6. Not-for-now: themes ? It's decoration only, I know ;> But color themes are cool ;> Hackish bitmap backgrounds too ;>
7. After using ctrl+g to go to some different assembler location, and setting a breakpoint, the assembler display returns to the EIP location. It of course should stay on the same spot.
8. The find function works great. Could you do later a find function that would search for a signature / ascii string in the whole physical / linear / etc memory ?
9. A separate subwindow for the stack ? (WORD/DWORDs only, depending on the cpu mode)
10. Tabbed assembler and data windows (just like in a browser ;>)
11. Code following - for example u have "JMP FAR F000:E05B" - u double-click it and it takes the listing to F000:E05B.
12. Follow history - like above, but letting u get back (for example by pressing backspace, or sth)
13. Address history in Ctrl+G, F7, etc (combo box ;>)
Hmm.. that all that comes to mi mind ;>
Keep the fire burning