In the
last tutorial we have covered some basic features of AFD to get you started . Lets look at some advance features that will make debugging 16 bit assembly programs less painful.
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This image is from last tutorial in which we divided the AFD display into four regions.
1-
Registers
2- Disassembly
3 & 4 - Memory Window
1 &
2
The features are explained with examples ( where necessary ) below.
Navigation
The very first thing that I will write about is how to change content of these regions without typing a command in CMD.