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First post, by A. Fig Lee

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I remember I think I had some soft, where I can start
the app and enter any memory location and examine value at that location.
Better if I can see full screen of memory values with corresponding addresses at left side.
Anyone may suggest something?
Thank you

Reply 1 of 5, by myne

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Debug?

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Reply 2 of 5, by kmeaw

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DeGlucker.
Or use your virtual machine's gdbstub or an integrated debugger (such as the one in DOSBox), if you are fine with running your app on a VM.

Reply 3 of 5, by A. Fig Lee

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Oh, debug! Thank you, will try it. Running both - MS DOS 6.22 under Parallels and a few 8088 boards

Reply 4 of 5, by doshea

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McAfee's ProView was quite nice. You can enter an absolute address to view, or pick a running program, driver, or other memory area. You can scroll through it, search, switch between hex dump and disassembly (probably doesn't support very modern instructions though, it's from 1993), etc. It has a user-friendly Turbo Vision interface.

I think 1.2 was the latest version for DOS (there's a Windows 3.x version which does the same things), PV12.ZIP at http://annex.retroarchive.org/cdrom/smsw-vol3 … TILS/index.html looks like it. That's a site I trust, and if anyone cares, I can try downloading it and comparing against the copy I downloaded in the '90s.