I posted a couple new videos showing some features that you might like to see in preparation for Visual FreePro and it's debugger environment. This particular video was a response to some discussions in the comp.lang.c group where I was suggesting the advantages of an edit-and-continue debugger. Most of the people there are old-school and saw no advantage to it. However, once I posted this video everyone went silent. I'm not exactly sure how to take that. :-)

This video was targeted for the C group, so you'll see some C programming. Still, the principles are largely the same.

In this video I demonstrate how you can make a code change and keep right on debugging. Visual Studio users will, most likely, already be familiar with this feature. Visual FreePro's debugger will operate similarly, except that you do not need to apply your code changes, and you can change any running code on the system (classes, programs, base classes, and so on):

See: http://www.visual-freepro.org/videos/

Part 1: http://www.visual-freepro.org/videos/2014_02_13__demonstrate_x86_debugger.ogv

Part 2 is a tour of my original debugger model used in my custom 32-bit operating system I wrote back in late 90s, early 2000s. If any of you like things at the low-level (assembly programming) you may find this of interest:

Part 2: http://www.visual-freepro.org/videos/2014_02_13__exodus_debi_debugger.ogv