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    Christon
    wrote on last edited by
    #1

    Hi,
    I have a really annoying issue doing console development. When hitting F5(run in debug mode) the disassembler randomly pops in into play. Hitting F5 again and the program continues and runs as expected.

    I have even seen it with the default Qt Creator console stub.

    Could someone please advice howto get rid of the randomly uninvited Disassembler.

    Qt 5.3.0
    Qt Creator 3.1.1
    MinGW 482_32

    Thanks

    Thanks

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      IamSumit
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      Hi.
      Have you checked out the shortcuts of Qt Creator
      Please do check.
      "ShortCuts":http://qt-project.org/doc/qtcreator-2.6/creator-keyboard-shortcuts.html

      Hope this helps.

      Be Cute

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        Christon
        wrote on last edited by
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        Thanks for your answer - But it has nothing to do with the keypress, the disassembler randomly pops in, even when clicking on the play(debug) button.

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        • JeroentjehomeJ Offline
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          Jeroentjehome
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          #4

          Hi,
          You might have a 'hidden' breakpoint in your code! Check out the breakpoint window and delete them all. That will fix it.
          Breakpoint may get out of sync with your code (or a breakpoint is misplaced in your code).

          Greetz, Jeroen

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            Christon
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            Unfortunate not! - Thanks anyway

            Disassembler dump:
            @
            Function: ntdll!DbgUserBreakPoint
            0x77690008 int3
            0x77690009 <+0x0001> nop
            0x7769000a <+0x0002> ret
            0x7769000b <+0x0003> nop
            Function: ntdll!DbgBreakPoint
            0x7769000c int3
            0x7769000d <+0x0001> ret <---STOPS HERE
            0x7769000e <+0x0002> nop
            0x7769000f <+0x0003> nop
            0x77690010 <+0x0004> mov 0x4(%esp),

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