I'm debugging now, and there is a location in memory 0x0046B238, which I want to know when it is written when my program is running. Right now, i'm pressing F10 to step through the lines of code one by one. Is there an easier alternative? THanks.
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I'm debugging now, and there is a location in memory 0x0046B238, which I want to know when it is written when my program is running. Right now, i'm pressing F10 to step through the lines of code one by one. Is there an easier alternative? THanks.
Create a watch point?
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i found the solution. Under visual studio, there is "create data breakpoint", on a memory location, which solves my problem!