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Hello,

Typhon 7.0 r62514 FPC 3.3.1 r43891 Platform : x86_64-win64-win32/win64 (win 10 x64 v1809).

May be a silly question, sorry if that, but, how to do a memory dump?

Thanks

Sir
CodeTyphon don't has memory dump ability

Why not? GDB has it. That's not good, as it is difficult to check the contents of structures such as string lists.

Sir your help,
we want to learn,
in which IDE on this planet, can you use "dump abilities" of GDB ?

Most IDEs have memory dumps, either commercial (Delphi, VS) or free/open source such as Codeblocks or Eclipse. Codeblocks uses gdb for debugging and has memory dumps. I am pretty sure that it is done with gdb. Eclipse can use gdb (depending on toolchain) and also has the capability of doing memory dumps for c/c++ and fortran projects, for example; I assume that they do it through gdb.
Of course, I understand that this is part of the Lazarus inheritance; In any case, I think that it should be not complex to just add the capability to inspect memory at a given hex address, just that.

Hello.

mseide and ideU does it.

See the "Memory" form.

github.com/mse-org/mseide-msegui

github.com/fredvs/ideU