When using Delphi 10.2 Version 25.0.27659.1188, 32 bits debug configuration, there are very annoying exceptions triggered in DecodeBranch_Ev on the line "AM_32: P := PByte(PUInt32(P)^);".
They are ignored by a try/except but this make DebugEngine almost unusable in a real project while debugging. The exception pops up while working as soon as a stack trace is build.
Instead of capturing the exception with try/except, it should be avoided.
By the way, the exceptions I saw where triggered because the address (Variable P in the code) fall in the first KB of memory which is a protected area. A simple test would avoid the exception.
When using Delphi 10.2 Version 25.0.27659.1188, 32 bits debug configuration, there are very annoying exceptions triggered in DecodeBranch_Ev on the line "AM_32: P := PByte(PUInt32(P)^);".
They are ignored by a try/except but this make DebugEngine almost unusable in a real project while debugging. The exception pops up while working as soon as a stack trace is build.
Instead of capturing the exception with try/except, it should be avoided.
By the way, the exceptions I saw where triggered because the address (Variable P in the code) fall in the first KB of memory which is a protected area. A simple test would avoid the exception.