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When running, CodeView would present the user with several [[window (computing)|windows]] that could be tiled, moved, sized and otherwise manipulated via the keyboard or mouse, with CodeView 4.x providing a richer interface. Some of the windows included:
* Code window - the code window showed the currently debugged code in its [[source code]] context.
* Data window - a hexadecimal dump of a user-specified memory area.
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This integration was so popular that most development tools and/or platforms offer similar products or features. Today, the debugger is considered an integrated and essential part of the [[Microsoft Visual Studio]] family of products, and owes its true roots to CodeView, and the enhancements seen in version 4.x specifically.
== References ==
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{{cite book ||authorlink=Microsoft Corporation|year=1987 |title=Microsoft Macro Assembler 5.1 CodeView and Utilities}}
{{cite book ||authorlink=Microsoft Corporation|year=1987 |title=Microsoft CodeView and Utilities Update}}
{{cite book ||authorlink=Microsoft Corporation|year=1993 |title=CodeView Debugger User's Guide}}
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