In article <f5**********@news.onet.pl>,
Herhor <he**************@onet.euwrote:
return 0; // debug caret placement -Disassembly Window emerges
here when F10 pressed
I have exactly the same problem, and it drives me nuts that a bug
like this could ship. *EVERY* *BLOODY* *TIME* I hit F10, it goes into
the disassembly, if I've ever once looked at the disassembly. Doesn't
matter if I've gone back to the source; it says "here's more
disassembly." Do you have focus-follows-mouse turned on via the MS
Powertoys? I have that on, and although DevStudio (except for VC++ 6,
the only version to get it right) is stupid about autoraise (I usually
mutter "down, boy" -- DevStudio's autoraise is like a dog trying to
hump your leg).
The only way I've found around the "F10 means step in disassembly"
bug is Tools -Options... -Debugging -General, and uncheck [x]
Enable address-level debugging. That'll prevent the disassembly view
from appearing. And, any memory windows too, unfortunately. What I
usually have to do is turn off address-level debugging. If I re-enable
it later, F10 doesn't go back to the assembly single-stepping. Until I
need to look at the disassembly.
Nathan Mates
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