- Writing custom DbgView
- Posted by Ahmad Rizvi on September 9th, 2007
I am trying to save my DbgLog trace command to file for later analysis. Since
DbgView does not seem to provide a Save to File option, can anyone suggest a
method how to write my own simpe DbgView?
Thanks!
- Posted by Walter Oney on September 9th, 2007
Ahmad Rizvi wrote:
Sure it does. There's File/Save and File/Log to File.
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- Posted by David J. Craig on September 10th, 2007
I usually set Windbg to log to a file. Frequently I also set it to append
so I don't loose anything. I can delete the file manually when I don't need
the old stuff. If you make it automatic for that type of debug session, I
find it easier to never miss something important. I can also use Total
Commander's View option to look at the file and search as needed. I can
find a thread and then search for that ID much easier than using Windbg. I
can also use SlickEdit with its search output to the bottom window and just
jump from one occurrence to another of some thread, IRP, or process.
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David J. Craig
Engineer, Sr. Staff Software Systems
Broadcom Corporation
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