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Particularly when debugging suspicious jumps and/or function pointer assignments, it would be extremely helpful to be able to enter a memory address, and have the Disassembly View go to that memory address (and disassemble it if applicable).
Right now, you have to scroll manually. What's worse is that scrolling with the PageUp and PageDown keys does not behave well because it insists on snapping to boundaries of instructions and source snippets, and if a source snippet is particularly large (i.e. taller than the screen), then PageUp and PageDown don't work.
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Feature Request
Particularly when debugging suspicious jumps and/or function pointer assignments, it would be extremely helpful to be able to enter a memory address, and have the Disassembly View go to that memory address (and disassemble it if applicable).
Right now, you have to scroll manually. What's worse is that scrolling with the PageUp and PageDown keys does not behave well because it insists on snapping to boundaries of instructions and source snippets, and if a source snippet is particularly large (i.e. taller than the screen), then PageUp and PageDown don't work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: