I am disassembling with try catch something that may be valid opcodes or not (just whole memory of a program).
For example I am hitting a debug assert at Udis86/Decode.cs line 429.
Debug.Assert(u.error == 0, "invalid operand size");
Currently I am working around it using
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2854024/how-to-prevent-debug-assert-to-show-a-modal-dialog, but I think it would be better to have a better failure mode when invalid operations are encountered.
I am disassembling with try catch something that may be valid opcodes or not (just whole memory of a program).
For example I am hitting a debug assert at Udis86/Decode.cs line 429.
Debug.Assert(u.error == 0, "invalid operand size");
Currently I am working around it using
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2854024/how-to-prevent-debug-assert-to-show-a-modal-dialog, but I think it would be better to have a better failure mode when invalid operations are encountered.