Windbg version for conditional breakpoint should be: bp /w "x == 3" foo Windbg also supports full c++ expressions and even linq style list comprehension with the "dx" command (instead of the old "??" command). You can…
That's demonstrably not true. There are a few specific DLLs that have separate versions shipped in the same OS build (like comctl32), but 99% of DLLs have only x86/x64 versions.
That's understandable. Recent versions of windbg have improved a bit in that regard. Most of the new functionality has been added to a more regular data model that you can browse through, and querying the data can be…
Any specific complaint with JavaScript as the choice? The biggest downside I'm aware of it's the lack of direct support for 64bit numbers. What language would you have preferred? Python maybe?
What's wrong with WinDbg?
Windbg version for conditional breakpoint should be: bp /w "x == 3" foo Windbg also supports full c++ expressions and even linq style list comprehension with the "dx" command (instead of the old "??" command). You can…
That's demonstrably not true. There are a few specific DLLs that have separate versions shipped in the same OS build (like comctl32), but 99% of DLLs have only x86/x64 versions.
That's understandable. Recent versions of windbg have improved a bit in that regard. Most of the new functionality has been added to a more regular data model that you can browse through, and querying the data can be…
Any specific complaint with JavaScript as the choice? The biggest downside I'm aware of it's the lack of direct support for 64bit numbers. What language would you have preferred? Python maybe?
What's wrong with WinDbg?