(Windows builds.) Memory breakpoints allow pausing of the game when memory addresses of interest are read/written to. Study registers in adjacent code lines after breaking to (hopefully) find useful functions within the ASM code. Write your own ASM to inject at a line.

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Shout outs to Dan Salvato for compiling these! Also, see his where he gives a basic guide on using this unique version of the emulator(and a bunch of other important stuff!). Gigabyte 12dc1-10ip35s-113r drivers. If trying to compile a DebugFast Dolphin version yourself: @ says: If anyone is looking to compile a debugfast version of dolphin for themselves, the option on linux is.

I don't exactly know what you mean by running it 'through' Gecko, but you will not be able to use Gecko cheats if you have the box unchecked. I have yet to find a DebugFast version that allows cheats, if one even exists. I think that's the only time I've gotten that error message so I don't really have anything else for you about fixing the issue. Just remember that if you switch to a regular Dolphin 4.0 version and enable cheats, that next time you open the DebugFast version it will still be enabled. Thanks for the response achilles. That test sounds a lot like what I used to do to try it out. I used my KO-count address and exited the CSS instead.

When I set the memory breakpoint (step 2) it would break then, but NOT when the address gets written over (step 3). Unrelated, will you scope out and see how it compares to the debugfast version in this thread? It sounds like the regular debug mode is improved, so potentially no need for a special build. I peep the changes every so often and this one caught my eye. It says 'Dolphin debugger enhancements.'

The detailed comments say. Thanks for the response achilles. That test sounds a lot like what I used to do to try it out. I used my KO-count address and exited the CSS instead. When I set the memory breakpoint (step 2) it would break then, but NOT when the address gets written over (step 3). Unrelated, will you scope out and see how it compares to the debugfast version in this thread? It sounds like the regular debug mode is improved, so potentially no need for a special build.

I peep the changes every so often and this one caught my eye. It says 'Dolphin debugger enhancements.' The detailed comments say Those sound very good. RAM watch is always useful. If it includes RAM breakpoints, may not need DBfast, but I doubt it does. I'm not by my emulator PC atm and don't have as much time for modding, so I thought I'd tip you off. You may want to use a DBfast version of this revision.

I do not believe you need visual studio to run that version of Dolphin. Did you add the '/d' to the filepath to make it the Debug version? I've never used a USB Gecko, but I really want to try one. The biggest problem I experience with Dolphin is that if the game crashes, it has no way of telling me what line of code failed. I just get a message saying the Dolphin has crashed and then the program closes completely.

I know that USB Gecko is better with this because I was reading wParam's Crazy Mod notes where he was figuring out why the 'Dummy' stage (Stage ID: 0x0000) would crash the game. Turns out, trying to play the stage produces an assert for no background music and the game would then then branch to an infinite loop. With Dolphin, the only way I know of ever being able to find this out is to find a function that the start of is executed and that the end of is not, due to the game crashing before it gets back. And then following a gazillion branch links inbetween which just gets to be incredibly tedious. I've also experienced memory read breakpoints not working for certain things, generally, in higher memory.

And I know they are being read because I change them and things move in-game. But I'm also not a computer science guy, so I don't know the technicalities behind the limitations of breakpoints, etc.