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Hey guys. I was running assembly lang on visual studio but when I debug it, the cmd prompt window doesn't stay on. It displays the output and disappears immediately giving you no chance to take a really good look at your output. How to solve it? Thank you.

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That's because you have to either add a call to keyboard input so that the program waits for you to press a key, or run it in its own cmd window.

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If running in Debug Mode, you can put a "breakpoint" on the last line and the program will pause there.

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Yeah. I got it. It's working. I used WaitMsg. Thanks for the replies

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