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View flags in WinDbg?
Hello.
I decided to debug in WinDbg and realized that I could not see the flags.
In principle, I understand that you can see the value in the register: r efl
Or a specific flag: r zf
And how can everything be done with one command and with decryption?
Is it really impossible to write some kind of magic
and see something like:
ZF=1 CF=0....
(I guess about a separate window with registers, but I want to understand if there is a suitable command).
Thank you! r "decoded_flags!"
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