How to disable AT&T/enable Intel syntax in lazarus debug window?
By default Lazarus shows x86/x64 assembly using the awful (horrible) AT&T syntax.
How do I make it display the Intel syntax that sane people use?
Solution
Luckily there is an option.
Goto tools->Options->Debugger->General
In the section Debugger_Startup_Options paste:
-eval-command="set disassembly-flavor intel"
Restart lazarus and sanity has been restored.
Much better....
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