We are having issues with debugging inline assembly code in Visual Studio 2022 Community. It worked fine in previous versions, such as 2017, 2019. Even though the optimizations are disabled, debuggable assembly is set to Yes, support just my code debugging is set to No, Debug Information format is set to Program Database /Zi, Basic Runtime Checks are set to Default...
...the debugger incorrectly shows the current line, when stepping over an inline assembly code. It can be clearly seen when Debug Window Disassembly is shown - instructions are not detected properly to align to the source code. Thus when debugging without disassembly, debugger shows incorrect lines, and - breakpoints do not work as they are not detected at proper instructions.
I was wondering if anyone has a hint for any other options that we could try to switch to get this working. We've been fighting this a few months, and Microsoft Support requires you to pay 149 Eur just to file a bug.
adding debug windows modules and output:
