List of Code Examples

Chapter 3: Debugging During Coding

Listing 3-1: AssertTableExists checks whether a table exists

Listing 3-2: Full assertion example

Listing 3-3: BugslayerStackTrace building a full stack trace with source and line information

Listing 3-4: Important methods of ASPTraceListener

Listing 3-5: The main ASSERT macro

Listing 3-6: SUPERASSERT.CPP

Listing 3-7: Setting TraceSwitch flags in a configuration file

Chapter 4: Operating System Debugging Support and How Win32 Debuggers Work

Listing 4-1: MINDBG.CPP

Listing 4-2: OutputDebugStringEvent from PROCESSDEBUGEVENTS.CPP

Listing 4-3: SetBreakpoint from I386CPUHELP.C

Chapter 6: Advanced .NET Debugging with Visual Studio .NET

Listing 6-1: Conditional breakpoint modifier example

Listing 6-2: Mixed source and MSIL

Listing 6-3: HelloWorld.IL

Chapter 7: Advanced Native Code Techniques with Visual Studio .NET

Listing 7-1: EEAddIn export prototype and helper structure

Listing 7-2: EEAddIn example for _OSVERSIONINFOA

Listing 7-3: Calling conventions example

Listing 7-4: lstrcpyA, a complete assembly language example

Chapter 8: Advanced Native Code Techniques with WinDBG

Listing 8-1: WinDBG wt output

Chapter 9: Extending the Visual Studio .NET IDE

Listing 9-1: DumpActiveDocCodeElements

Listing 9-2: ProcessFunctionComment from CommenTater.VB

Listing 9-3: Using VSNetToolHostShim

Listing 9-4: Getting and setting the fonts for an option property page

Listing 9-5: Visual Basic .NET SettingsMaster project for turning on incremental linking in a debug build and off in a release build

Listing 9-6: C# SettingsMaster project for turning on warning level 4 in a release build

Listing 9-7: Native C++ SettingsMaster project for turning on whole program optimizations in release builds

Listing 9-8: Native C++ SettingsMaster project to set the .DEF file in debug and release builds

Chapter 10: Managed Exception Monitoring

Listing 10-1: GetClassAndMethodFromFunctionId

Listing 10-2: BeginInprocDebugging

Listing 10-3: GetClassNameFromValueInterface

Chapter 11: Flow Tracing

Listing 11-1: Hook function example

Listing 11-2: A Default .FLS File

Chapter 12: Finding Source and Line Information with Just a Crash Address

Listing 12-1: Example MAP file

Listing 12-2: An abbreviated .P2M file

Listing 12-3: The CCrashFinderDoc::LoadAndShowImage function

Chapter 13: Crash Handlers

Listing 13-1: Example SEH handler

Listing 13-2: Example SEH handler with exception filter processing

Listing 13-3: C++ exception handler example

Listing 13-4: CRASHHANDLER.CPP

Listing 13-5: SnapCurrentProcessMiniDump and friends from MINIDUMP.CPP

Chapter 15: Multithreaded Deadlocks

Listing 15-1: DeadlockDetection output using TESTFILEDDEXT.DLL

Listing 15-2: HookImportedFunctionsByNameA from HOOKIMPORTEDFUNCTIONBYNAME.CPP

Listing 15-3: DD_FUNCS.H

Chapter 16: Automated Testing

Listing 16-1: MINIMAL.VBS showing how to use common Tester objects

Listing 16-2: HANDLERS.VBS showing how to use the TNotify object

Listing 16-3: TNOTIFYHLP.CPP

Listing 16-4: CRecordingEngine::NormalKeyState

Chapter 17: The Debug C Run-Time Library and Memory Management

Listing 17-1: Setting up the DCRT and leaking memory

Listing 17-2: MEMDUMPERVALIDATOR.H

Listing 17-3: DUMP.CPP

Listing 17-4: CRTDBG_INTERNALS.H

Listing 17-5: HEAPER.CPP, a Windows heap corruption example

Listing 17-6: /RTCx custom error reporting

Chapter 19: Smoothing the Working Set

Listing 19-1: PENTERHOOK.CPP

Listing 19-2: FILEFORMAT.H

Listing 19-3: SWS symbol enumeration

Listing 19-4: The SWS tuning algorithm