I have a memory dump (unmanaged process) . How can I extract (using windbg) one 开发者_开发技巧of the dlls loaded into the process ? I mean actually saving the dll file into the diskYou can use the s
We released a product (C#.NET library) and didn\'t store the pdb file of the library, assuming that we can always generate symbol files using the same source code.
I am investigating what is taking up lots of memory in my app.Using the !DumpObj command, I can get around the managed objects.But how do I do the equivalent for native objects?For example, this .NET
I am using a third party closed source API which throws an exception stating that \"all named pipes are busy\".
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Below is my program and I am trying to get the call stack when the process is blocked in WaitForSingleObject() call using windbg. The strange thing is when the process is blocking, windbg only prints
When I am trying to reload the symbol for kernel32.dll, the windbg always complain below: DBGHELP: d:\\symbols\\wkernel32.pdb - file not fou开发者_运维问答nd
I have a crash dump and I suspect GDI leaks to be a cause of the crash From the full crash dump is there anyway to find out the n开发者_JS百科umber of GDI handles used by my process when it crashed?I
I got a crashdump where we\'re debating whether a control was visible to the end user or not. Looking with !do I can\'t see any explic开发者_JAVA百科it field that holds the true/false value matching u
I have to use WinDbg but I do not like gebug.exe command-line s开发者_JAVA百科tyle. Is there any plugin or anything else which makes it look and feel like 21st century debugger?For managed code there\
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