Amiga Assembly version 1.3.0 (pre-release) - 1.4.0 (stable)

[prb28]

New feature memory edition:
memory edit

[Bippym]

This looks useful... One question, how do you colse it and return to normal debugging?

[prb28]

You are still in debugging. Just close the window.

[Bippym]

WIth the new memory editor/viewer, if I click to view a variable shouldn't the memory viewer show me the memory where the variable is stored? It always starts at $0

See screenshot where I want to view the memory around struct: at $0x000264ba but it is showing me from $0

[prb28]

You have to click on the little icon on the right side of the variable name.

[prb28]

Sorry, I've answered too quickly.
This options is a vscode standard. You must read the $0 as an offset from the chosen address in you case: 156858 in decimal.

[phaze101]

@prb28 is V1.4 available and what are the new enhancements exactly.

[phaze101]

ok thanks.

Can you look at Debugging when you have a minute. I was going to log an issue but I saw others has done this before me.

[prb28]

Which issue ?

[phaze101]

Variables are not always visible or you enter the name to watch it and it doesn't recognise it.

I am using 1.3.6

BTW not sure but I think the title up here needs correction
Amiga Assembly version 1.3.0 is the stable

[prb28]

Do you have an example ?
If you speak about this issue: #206 . It is a normal behavior, it is due to the relocation.

[phaze101]

@prb28 very similar but I did not use ORG for sure. I tried to replicate it yesterday and I couldn't lol. Ignore if it happens I will capture it again

[prb28]

version 1.4.0 is release

• Fix binaries download issues
• Substitute variables in config args by grahambates
• Use of default vscode disassembly view non source debugging
• Add vscode hex editor for memory editing
• Bug fixes

For version 1.5.0 I'll try to release a first vAmiga integration.

[phaze101]

Good job