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homunculus
February 4th, 2003, 02:40
Is there a way to jump in the disassembler pane to an address loaded on the stack? For example debugging the CallWindowProc function called with the GWL_WNDPROC parameter I'd like to be able to easily jump to the address of the new window procedure. Also I noticed that using the GO TO EXPRESSION in the disassembler pane and typing an address starting with an hexadecimal letter and for example missing the leading zeros I get and INVALID EXPRESSION notify. This does not happen if the address begins with a number. This is a bug that should be notified to Oleh.

H.

Norm
February 4th, 2003, 05:15
"Also I noticed that using the GO TO EXPRESSION in the disassembler pane and typing an address starting with an hexadecimal letter and for example missing the leading zeros I get and INVALID EXPRESSION notify. This does not happen if the address begins with a number. This is a bug that should be notified to Oleh."

Nope. Not a bug. If it starts with a number, it's assumed to be an address.

If it starts with a letter, it could be a symbol, hexadecimal value, or whatever.

To go to address DEADBEEF, simply prepend 0 or 0x.

homunculus
February 4th, 2003, 07:36
No one answered to my question ... :-(

H.

TBD
February 5th, 2003, 00:52
homunculus: if the address is in the stack then you press ENTER in stack window and CPU window will go to that address.