Pelle's C compiler or VS or GCC, make the choice

[HellOfMice]

Since you like to modify a program that doesn't belong to you, could you also look at why the debugger doesn't always update variables in both C and assembly.

This would be more useful than trying to make something work that already works!

THANKS

[TimoVJL]

why the debugger doesn't always update variables in both C and assembly.

Was this an actual bug report ?

[HellOfMice]

Yes with others

[TimoVJL]

Yes with others

an examples could be useful too

You can analyze yourself too 
https://forum.pellesc.de/index.php?topic=7367.msg27982#msg27982

[HellOfMice]

Thank You, I leave pelles and re start in general no problem

[TimoVJL]

Thank You, I leave pelles and re start in general no problem

Perhaps best way for you 

Perhaps a too late to give hint, that you should write a you messages in two form: english and a your native language, so we can use translators like DeepL or crystal ball to understand you.

[HellOfMice]

in the assembler listing files 9 colums are missing, that is a problem for a long listing

[TimoVJL]

in the assembler listing files 9 colums are missing, that is a problem for a long listing

At least i don't understand what are those 9 columns, that you are talking about 
Are you sure, that you are talking about poide's debugger 
Too late to ask Pelle to do special features just for you 

[HellOfMice]

Hi Timo,

As I said it is in a ".lst" (-Fl option), file, that is not the debugger. if the code has more than 10 bytes it is on the next line and it is difficult to understand, I know that there will be no changes into the asm I wanted to say that there are more important things than an exception which can be easily evicted with many simples solutions. Spending 2 or 3 months on this is ridiculous while regarding your answer to this mail.

Don't dream Pelle will not come back, the ide will die and the tools with it. I loved what he did very much but nowif nobody is able to replace him, it is not easy but i will do it, for the assembler, I think it will be masm64, but I have no replacement for the C; I tried VS Community with the Intel compiler, it is slow. not the compiler, the interface... That is Microsoft. A hammer for killing a bee.