how to do this.
is there any why i can see in the memory.
i wanna see whats happening in the memory when i create variables run the program.
enter values on them and how many blocks of memory is used by program or array.
i know how this things works. but i wanna see them.
even a memory dump file will help me so i can see that in any hex editor.
and why i wanna do this?
because reading a book and watching a movie are two different things.(i know its a bad quote lol.)
if i am asking this question in wrong place then please fix me.
using OS - windows 7
IDE - Codeblocks
i wanna see whats happening in the memory when i create variables run the program.
enter values on them and how many blocks of memory is used by program or array.
i know how this things works. but i wanna see them.
even a memory dump file will help me so i can see that in any hex editor.
and why i wanna do this?
because reading a book and watching a movie are two different things.(i know its a bad quote lol.)
if i am asking this question in wrong place then please fix me.
using OS - windows 7
IDE - Codeblocks
Maybe Code::Blocks support add-ons? If so, and if the memory peek functionality is not there, look up for a suitablel add-on.
Personally, I think no IDE beats MS Visual Studio. It is one of the things Microsoft does best, right in par with Active Directory and Microsoft Excel. Visual Studio has memory windows. You can drag a variable into the memory window and see the value stored.
Personally, I think no IDE beats MS Visual Studio. It is one of the things Microsoft does best, right in par with Active Directory and Microsoft Excel. Visual Studio has memory windows. You can drag a variable into the memory window and see the value stored.
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