I've been using GoAsm for three months now and really enjoy it. I bought GoBug about two months ago and it is a tremendous tool for writing programs. However, it only works with Win32. I've been thinking of venturing into Win64 but without a debugger that's seems foolhardy.
Any prospects for a 64-bit version of GoBug? Or what alternatives exist?
Thanks!
Gary
Not sure but it may be interesting to try the 64-bit version of Pelles development suit's debugger :
http://www.smorgasbordet.com/pellesc/download.htm
Thanks! I have started using the above, and it is certainly more enjoyable than WinDbg.
Being a GoBug user from its beta days, I would like to see and prefer using a 64-bit version. However, the prospects of that happening are obviously not up to me - well, sort of...
I believe this would require completion of some outstanding 64-bit exception handling components for GoAsm, and that is what I am currently working on. Although this has been slow due to busy periods, I recently finished under the hood FRAME / USEDATA processing adjustments to make way for pdata, which is done, and I am now immersed into xdata...