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Macropolygon | Simon's graphics musings Macropolygon Simon's graphics musings Skip to content Home About Evaluating Debugged-Process Memory in a Visual Studio Extension Posted on 16/12/2012 by Simon I’ve recently been working on a Visual Studio extension that acts a bit like the Visual Studio memory window, but visualises the memory as a texture. Like the memory window, there’s a box for the user to type in an address expression. The plug-in then needs to evaluate the expression in the context of the debugger’s current thread and stack frame, and then retrieve the contents of the debuggee process’s memory space at that address. This is a relatively common operation for the debugger — it’s done by the memory window, as well as the watch windows, of course. I therefore assumed it would be fairly straightforward. I was very wrong. After much hair-pulling, however, I was finally able to get it to work, so I thought I’d document it here in case anyone else needs to d...
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