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View snaps to bottom of file when stepping into a function #36
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Hmm. I think this is two bugs in one. The first, the step-into stopping at the jump table, has been fixed in 5fe3f56. The second is probably a new edge case in line info, so I'll put on my list to check that one out. |
Hey Ryan, not sure if it helps but the view snapping to the bottom of the file happens EVERY time I step into a function. Looking at videos of other people using the debugger, it seems to not be the case. I suspect maybe it has to do with the way I laid out my debugger windows or something? Here's another recording of this happening in latest build [28e258b] (Uploaded to youtube because it's too long for github) |
I don't think it should have anything to do with the panel layout you have. Can you provide more information about how you're building your EXE - what compiler, what version, what flags, what linker, etc.? And, if possible, can you send me a small test EXE/PDB which minimally reproduces the issue on your end? |
To build raddebugger, I'm using msvc 19.29.30133 and all I do is go to the root folder and run build.bat. I suspect it may be because the program I'm trying to debug is using msbuild. I tried to recreate the problem just making a build.bat that calls cl but couldn't make it happen. Making a project in visual studio and calling msbuild did it for me. I think it also only happens when you jump to a function in a different file. Here is an example project. Just step into the function calls I have in main() |
Looks like this is because of the |
This should be resolved in f130f23. Let me know if you run into additional issues with it. |
Hello, in this clip I'm trying to step into a function. When I do, first it focuses on the disassembly instruction. I step over and it takes takes me to the start of the function. When I step over again, the view scrolls all the way to the bottom of the file. Stepping over again, fixes this and takes me back to where I was in the function.
(I don't think it matters but I'm calling the function through a macro (it doesn't do anything special but some token concatenation to call the function)
2024-01-14_22-42-37.mp4
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