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Delphi assembly debugging uses the CPU View to inspect Disassembly, Registers, Stack, Memory, and FPU/SSE panels. Set an INT 3 breakpoint to halt execution and step through instructions while monitoring real-time register and stack state.

Micro-benchmark Delphi assembly by utilizing RDTSC and RDTSCP instructions for cycle counting. This timing approach measures execution performance during debugging sessions to identify bottlenecks in specific asm routines.

Yes, x64dbg serves as an external debugger for Windows-based Delphi applications. It provides integration guidance to analyze compiled Delphi code when you need advanced disassembly and memory inspection beyond the IDE.

Trace internal messages during Delphi assembly debugging by inserting OutputDebugString instrumentation. This sends real-time asm-internal trace messages to the debugger, allowing you to monitor execution flow without altering the UI.

Yes, the Delphi CPU View supports inspecting SSE and FPU instructions. It exposes dedicated FPU/SSE panels to track floating-point and SIMD register states during real-time assembly stepping and debugging.

INT 3 breakpoints act as conditional halts in Delphi assembly to pause execution precisely at target instructions. This allows immediate inspection of register, stack, and memory state before the code proceeds.