Warning !! USING DEBUG CAN SERIOUSLY MESS UP YOUR SYSTEM AND THIS MESSAGE BOARD IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE YOU MAY CAUSE !!
When using debug you may have to reboot so it is best to try it with no other programs running..
with that said debug can also be a lot of fun.. for example it gives u the ability to " poke " in small assembly programs and run them.. and watch the registers change..BUT be warned.. see above.
i didnt think it had debug.
but i just tried it and it worked..
start -->all programs --> accessories --> command prompt..
at the prompt type --> debug and hit the enter key
when debug is working it will show a line with a blinking underscore--> --_
at this point u can see the internal registers by typing r then enter..
there are many other commands that debug has if anyone is interrested i could post them also.
to Exit debug type q enter.
to Exit command prompt type exit enter.
Warning !! USING DEBUG CAN SERIOUSLY MESS UP YOUR SYSTEM AND THIS MESSAGE BOARD IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE YOU MAY CAUSE !!
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When using debug you may have to reboot so it is best to try it with no other programs running..
with that said debug can also be a lot of fun.. for example it gives u the ability to " poke " in small assembly programs and run them.. and watch the registers change..BUT be warned.. see above.
i didnt think it had debug.
but i just tried it and it worked..
start -->all programs --> accessories --> command prompt..
at the prompt type --> debug and hit the enter key
when debug is working it will show a line with a blinking underscore--> --_
at this point u can see the internal registers by typing r then enter..
there are many other commands that debug has if anyone is interrested i could post them also.
to Exit debug type q enter.
to Exit command prompt type exit enter.
Warning !! USING DEBUG CAN SERIOUSLY MESS UP YOUR SYSTEM AND THIS MESSAGE BOARD IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE YOU MAY CAUSE !!
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