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This is more of a compliment than an issue: The Disassembly panel is so useful now, showing assembly code and data clearly labeled, that the Memory panel hardly seems necessary. It shows the same program bytes already shown in the Disassembly panel (redundant), merged with data bytes that are already shown in the Disassembly panel (redundant, and more clearly labeled in the Disassembly panel). So I've started viewing the Memory panel only when I want to simultaneously display the assembly code and a block of memory that it is being modified. The Disassembly panel plus Memory Maps is very useful!
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This is more of a compliment than an issue: The Disassembly panel is so useful now, showing assembly code and data clearly labeled, that the Memory panel hardly seems necessary. It shows the same program bytes already shown in the Disassembly panel (redundant), merged with data bytes that are already shown in the Disassembly panel (redundant, and more clearly labeled in the Disassembly panel). So I've started viewing the Memory panel only when I want to simultaneously display the assembly code and a block of memory that it is being modified. The Disassembly panel plus Memory Maps is very useful!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: