How can I display 2d array more than 512 columns in visual studio Memory Window when debug

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I have a 2d Array (float*) with the size 1280*720 for some bitmap process. I want to display it as what I do in matlab. But I found the Memory Window in visual studio has a limit of 512 cols. When I set the num of column in Memory Window biger than 512, it change to 512 automatic. How can I disable the limit? or I must output the 2d array into a file, and use matlab to load the file and check the value?

Posted 4-Jan-16 23:31pm

Bin Chou

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Leo Chapiro · Answer 1 · 2016-01-05T00:01:00

You can use the paging like this:

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Paging in the Memory Window

The Memory window has a vertical scrollbar that operates in a nonstandard manner. The address space of a modern computer is very large, and you could easily get lost by grabbing the scrollbar thumb and dragging it to a random location. For that reason, the thumb is "spring-loaded" and always remains in the center of the scrollbar. In native code applications, you can page up or down, but cannot scroll about freely.

Higher memory addresses appear at the bottom of the window. To view a higher address, scroll down, not up.
To page up or down in memory

To page down (move to a higher memory address), click under the thumb in the vertical scrollbar.

To page up (move to a lower memory address), click above the thumb the vertical scrollbar.