You may have already seen this by now - but if not, remember what I was yabbering on about earlier with the dynamic disassembler?

This is that vision to the googleth power (without the disassembly, but I can forgive that):

http://www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 88942b75cc

Yes, it's a '64. But please, do yourself a favour and check out the videos. Words can't express the awesomeness of this.

I spend my days fixing other people's bugs and I can't even begin to imagine how useful a view onto the process like this would be - single-stepping through code is one thing but watching how it works from above like this ... excuse me but I'm going to have to go and crack one off.

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I've obviously misunderstood something as it just looks like a glorified memory viewer to me?

Yes, with significant GLORY.

Watching the patterns of memory use gives a real visceral understanding of what's happening in the program. Perhaps that's just me

Well each to their own.. I did think the hack with Boulderdash was pretty good though, but as far as cracking one off, I'll stick to traditional material

> I'll stick to traditional material

Sock?

Totally see where you're, er, coming from sirmorris. 0:57 and 1:28... very creamy.

Yes Dave, go back to your "Spheres" of Destiny while I move the computer desk aside and fetch a cloth...

Looks like it's out

http://icu64.blogspot.com/2009/09/first ... frodo.html

I'm not a C64 fan, but WOW! that tool looks fantastic!

As sirmorris says, a tool like that does give you a deeper and more tactile understanding of what is going on inside of the computer's memory.

Kind regards,

Francis

That tool looks AMAZING!

( By the way, could someone change the topic title to something more descriptive! )