Debugging Applications for Microsoft?® .NET and Microsoft Windows?® (Pro-Developer) - page 1
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- Cover
- Cover
- LOC Page
- Dedication
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Who Should Read This Book?
- How Should You Read This Book?
- System Requirements
- What s on the Companion CD?
- Feedback
- Chapter 1 -- Bugs: Where They Come From and How You Solve Them
- Bugs and Debugging
- Prerequisites to Debugging
- The Debugging Process
- Summary
- Chapter 2 -- Getting Started Debugging
- Track Changes Until You Throw Away the Project
- Schedule Time for Building Debugging Systems
- Frequent Builds and Smoke Tests Are Mandatory
- Build the Installation Program Immediately
- QA Must Test with Debug Builds
- Summary
- Chapter 3 -- Debugging During Coding
- Assert, Assert, Assert, and Assert
- Trace, Trace, Trace, and Trace
- Comment, Comment, Comment, and Comment
- Trust Yourself, But Verify (Unit Testing)
- Summary
- Chapter 4 -- How Do Debuggers Work?
- Types of Windows Debuggers
- Windows 2000 Operating System Support for Debuggees
- MinDBG: A Simple Win32 Debugger
- WDBG: A Real Debugger
- So You Want to Write Your Own Debugger
- What s Next for WDBG?
- Summary
- Chapter 5 -- Power Debugging with the Visual C Debugger
- Advanced Breakpoints and How to Use Them
- Remote Debugging
- Tips and Tricks
- Summary
- Chapter 6 -- Power Debugging with x86 Assembly Language and the Visual C Debugger Disassembly Window
- The Basics of the CPU
- A Word About the Visual C Inline Assembler
- Instructions You Need to Know
- Calling Conventions
- More Instructions You Need to Know
- Common Assembly-Language Constructs
- A Complete Example
- The Disassembly Window
- Tips and Tricks
- Summary
- Chapter 7 -- Power Debugging with the Visual Basic Debugger
- Visual Basic P-Code
- Error Trapping: Break In or Break On Options
- Visual Basic Debugger Windows
- Tips and Tricks
- Summary
- Chapter 8 -- Finding Source and Line Information with Just a Crash Address
- Creating and Reading a MAP File
- Using CrashFinder
- What s Next for CrashFinder?
- Summary
- Chapter 9 -- Crash Handlers
- Structured Exception Handling vs. C Exception Handling
- The SetUnhandledExceptionFilter API Function
- Using the CrashHandler API
- Translating EXCEPTION_POINTERS Structures
- Summary
- Chapter 10 -- Debugging Windows 2000 Services and DLLs That Load into Services
- Service Basics
- Debugging Services
- Summary
- Chapter 11 -- Multimachine, Multiprocess Tracing
- TraceSrv Requirements
- TraceSrv and DCOMCNFG
- Initial Problems with TraceSrv
- TraceView and Security
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