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Windows offers me the possibility do debug a program with Visual Studio 2010 when an “unhandled exception” or another program fault occurs. However, I would like to debug a program I have written in VB6 with Visual Studio 2010, even when it does not trigger an error. I want to see the assembly code and step through it, view the stack contents and similar things. Is this possible?
run the ide and attach the process. when you pause debugging session, you may see the assembly.
otherwise, you can use ollydbg, ida, or such dissassembles to view the code.