Mike Stall's .NET Debugging Blog

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8/6/2021

Notes on Managed Debugging, ICorDebug, and random .NET stuff

Object Identity in Managed Debugging

The problem: Perhaps you’ve navigated through a global, local, or parameter while debugging, and...

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 01/08/2005

What's new in v2.0 CLR Debugging (ICorDebug)?

The CLR debugging services have added a lot of great things in v2.0. The main theme for us has been...

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 01/04/2005

How can I debug Just My Code?

Sometimes developers want to debug just the code they wrote and not the 3rd-party code (such as...

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 12/31/2004

How do Managed Breakpoints work?

In this blog entry, I’ll explain how setting source-level breakpoints in a managed debugger work...

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 12/28/2004

You can’t attach 2 debuggers to 1 process

For both managed-only and native-only debugging, you can only attach 1 debugger to a process. Why?...

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 12/11/2004

Enumerating Managed Processes

I noticed Brad Abrams and Krzysztof Cwalina were blogging about how to find a list of all the...

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 11/25/2004

Sample app to print loaded modules.

Here’s a simple C# sample tool that runs an app and prints the modules loaded. It’s effectively a...

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 11/19/2004

Winforms gui on top of Managed debugger sample.

UPDATE: The source for this sample is now available here. Since this post is closed (it's from Nov...

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 11/11/2004

Problems for a managed debugger for v1.1?

Now that we’ve released a managed debugger sample for V2.0, people commonly ask “What about v1.1?”....

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 11/02/2004

Using metadata interfaces from managed code

The metadata APIs are unmanaged COM-classic interfaces declared in Cor.h in the SDK. (look for...

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 10/30/2004

David Notario, JIT guru, is blogging

David Notario, a dev on the CLR JIT has a blog. Check out https://blogs.msdn.com/davidnotario. The...

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 10/25/2004

CLR Debugging vs. CLR Profiling

The CLR offers both debugging and profiling services. While there is some overlap, there are some...

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 10/22/2004

Standardizing ICorDebug?

I was recently asked “Are there any plans to standardize (ECMA for example) the debugging APIs?”...

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 10/21/2004

ICorDebug, Edit-and-Continue, and C#

In case anybody missed it, VS 2005 C# is going support Edit-and-Continue! (See announcement, and...

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 10/17/2004

Why is managed debugging different than native-debugging?

People ask “why can’t a native debugger debug managed code?”. The reason is that the CLR provides a...

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 10/10/2004

We need your feedback on the fate of Cordbg.exe

We currently ship a command line debugger in the SDK, Cordbg.exe. It's implemented in unmanaged C++....

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 10/06/2004

How can I use ICorDebug?

ICorDebug, the managed debugging API, is a public API and anybody can use it to write a managed...

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 10/05/2004

Debugging IL

Managed applications are compiled to IL (Intermediate Language) and then our JIT (Just-In-Time...

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 10/03/2004

"Rocket Science" API?

Let me just say it and make sure we're all on the same page here: We made a lot of mistakes in v1.0...

Author: Mike Stall - MSFT Date: 10/02/2004

Debuggers aren't supposed to change behavior

Ideally, an app executes the same whether there's a debugger attached or not. This derives from very...