Is there a utility like CodeView that I can use to step through code assembled by NASM where I can see the current state of the registers/memory?
I used to compile assembly code with gas, and link it with ld, and then use gdb to debug it. I don t know if it s applicable to you, but it should.
ok, gdb is fine. But if you are interested in graphical software, I recommend you to use SASM (SimpleASM). It is like an IDE for the most popular assembly languages. So, look at here
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