oh gawd !!!HELP with DEBUG memory 1 memory2 windows

[Jim Rutledge]

i am gettin back into programming with visual studio 2003 and using c# to
program in . I am having trouble in debug mode when i click to use the
Memory 1 window .. it has completely disappeared , and i cant unhide it or
find it . i can autohide memory 2 ,3 and 4 and find them all the time , so
its JUST memory 1 that has disappeared .. oh and on the note of memory
windows , . Seems to me that I could use a statement like this one.

byte[] downBuffer = new byte[2048];


Then I could just drag downBuffer into a Debug memory window and look at the
byte buffer ... but when I do that I don't get the byte buffer , and by
examining it I found I get a Doubleword ( 00fbd830 ) which in turn shows a
memory location , and the buffer starts 8 bytes in front of that location...
So , I am a bit rusty on C# since I been using flash and other web
programming stuff lately , any help would be greatly appreciated !!!

[PvdG42]

Re: oh gawd !!!HELP with DEBUG memory 1 memory2 windows

"Jim Rutledge" <jim3361@shaw.c awrote in message
news:UuXuk.2432 05$gc5.93778@pd 7urf2no...

>i am gettin back into programming with visual studio 2003 and using c# to
>program in . I am having trouble in debug mode when i click to use the
>Memory 1 window .. it has completely disappeared , and i cant unhide it or
>find it . i can autohide memory 2 ,3 and 4 and find them all the time , so
>its JUST memory 1 that has disappeared .. oh and on the note of memory
>windows , . Seems to me that I could use a statement like this one.
>
byte[] downBuffer = new byte[2048];
>
>
Then I could just drag downBuffer into a Debug memory window and look at
the byte buffer ... but when I do that I don't get the byte buffer , and
by examining it I found I get a Doubleword ( 00fbd830 ) which in turn
shows a memory location , and the buffer starts 8 bytes in front of that
location... So , I am a bit rusty on C# since I been using flash and other
web programming stuff lately , any help would be greatly appreciated !!!
>

What version of Windows are you trying to use VS 2003 on?

[Jim Rutledge]

windows version is XP

well I been using it on XP ever since I got it years ago . Everything else
seems to be working ok ... Kinda strange results really , I hate to reload
it , seems to me there were like 7 or 8 disks... Don't remember having to
disassemble to get a byte buffer memory location either :) .. Now that may
be because its managed memory and i did put in the .net framework .. So I
have been kinda having to peek around a bit to get at my data now :) anyhow
thanks for the quick response ...