Comment Comment by hinoki If you revert the int 3 to the original instruction’s byte, when do you put it back? The breakpoint could still be active.In a trivial example, the breaking instruction could be a jump to itself, which you’d expect to immediately break into the debugger again.I thought the debugger had to emulate the instruction instead, but it’s not like I’ve ever implemented one… parent hinoki 3 years ago
In a trivial example, the breaking instruction could be a jump to itself, which you’d expect to immediately break into the debugger again.
I thought the debugger had to emulate the instruction instead, but it’s not like I’ve ever implemented one…