Henk-Jan Lebbink

If I can reproduce this behaviour I guess I can fix it. Having said that, AsmDude does not write in the output window. So I'm not sure what causes this.

Could you share the asm source file? which settings you are using? did you enable assembly simulator?

This is bug which I never saw before. Luckily it does not happen on my machine... I would have thrown AsmDude away immediately. Which version of VS are you using?...

@joshato If you had tried to ask politely I could have informed you that your credentials were available on the dark web two years ago and someone logged into your...

Thanks for suggestions. The first two items would also help me a lot, but the debugger is a [complicated beast](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/extensibility/debugger/visual-studio-debugger-extensibility), maybe if I have some time somewhere in the future....

What pops to mind is that AsmDude (the current version) uses .NET framework 4.8, and I assume that the last .NET framework that is compatible with Window7 may not be...

Thank you for mentioning this. It seems that updating VS did not copy the registry keys. 15.7.27703.2035 is the latest 15.7.4 version (see [here](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/install/visual-studio-build-numbers-and-release-dates)). Did you also update AsmDude? To...

Very interesting. No I didn't update AsmDude recently: v1.9.5.2 is from 10 June and v1.9.5.0 is from 4 June. Thus, in your screenshot, registers are displayed in color blue, which...

Support for vs2022 is almost finished. The last time I checked MS had their library mess not cleaned up yet...

I've attached a zip file (wasn't allowed to upload a .vsix) with a vs2022 version of AsmDude! It still has issues due to changed APIs, once I have this made...