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Assmbly code


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in linux, if u want to view the assembly code generated by the gcc compiler, u use the -s switch

i.e $ gcc -S -o example1.s example1.c

is the same possible for .NET ??? i have some C++ code i wnat to see the assembly generated for it. What do i use??

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If you are debugging in visual studio (.net, not sure about vc6) code you can switch to the assembly view. If you want a good dissambler you should look at Win32Dasm.

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found it ... when debugging, select disassembly from the debug tool bar or just press ctrl + alt + D (I hope u know by debugging i mean u have some breakpoints in the program and are executing it step by step).

It is pretty cool .. it actually tells u which assembly code is being executed at the moment

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