Common shortcut keys

1. Windows
   Quick desktop shortcut: Win + d
2. VC
   Jump to definition: F12
3. VC
   To Assembly: Ctrl + F11
4. ...

F2: Set the breakpoint. You only need to press F2 at the cursor position (in gray). Then press f2 to delete the breakpoint. (Equivalent to F9 in SoftICE)

F8: step by step. Every time you press this key to execute a command in an Disassembly window, the call and other sub-ProgramDo not enterCode. (Equivalent to F10 in SoftICE)

F7: step by step. The function is similar to a step-by-step (F8) process. The difference is that when a call or another subprogram is entered, it first stays on the first instruction of the subprogram. (Equivalent to F8 in SoftICE)

F4: run to the selected location. The function is to directly run to the position where the cursor is located and pause. (Equivalent to F7 in SoftICE)

F9: Run. Press this key. If no breakpoint is set, the program to be debugged will start running directly. (Equivalent to F5 in SoftICE)

CTR + F9: execution to return. This command is paused when executed to a RET (return command) command. It is often used to return from the system airspace to the program airspace we debug. (Equivalent to F12 in SoftICE)

Alt + F9: run the user code. It can be used to quickly return from system airspace to the procedural airspace we debug. (Equivalent to F11 in SoftICE)