Ms Debug

@munguti-MnxkmE • Oct 26, 2024

Oct 26, 2024

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Hi does anyone know how to asscess the extended register from the MS debug. By extended registers i mean the eax, ecx ........ I have been able to use the by applying the 66h prefix but i cannot examine their contents. Need help urgently. I am told there is a way you can specify the 386 proccessor in debug from the cmd prompt. Does anyone know how???

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shalini_goel14

@shalini-goel14-ASmC2J • Mar 17, 2009

Munguti
Hi does anyone know how to asscess the extended register from the MS debug. By extended registers i mean the eax, ecx ........ I have been able to use the by applying the 66h prefix but i cannot examine their contents. Need help urgently. I am told there is a way you can specify the 386 proccessor in debug from the cmd prompt. Does anyone know how???
Hi munguti,

I am not sure but I think this thread should be started in Electronics Section, there you may get any solution for your problem.
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Munguti

@munguti-MnxkmE • Mar 21, 2009

i thought this was more of MS debug than microproccessors(assembly programming) and what better place to place it other than the computer section. Anyway i will post it in the electronics section.
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Munguti

@munguti-MnxkmE • Mar 21, 2009

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Hi does anyone know how to asscess the extended register from the MS debug. By extended registers i mean the eax, ecx ........ I have been able to use the by applying the 66h prefix but i cannot examine their contents. Need help urgently. I am told there is a way you can specify the 386 proccessor in debug from the cmd prompt. Does anyone know how???

i had posted this in the computer section and someone advised me to post it in this section
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