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Debugging Walkthrough MSI |
Every developer or support engineer debugs applications at some stage in their career, yet debugging is often viewed as an arcane and difficult topic.
Every developer or support engineer debugs applications at some stage in their career, yet debugging is often viewed as an arcane and difficult topic. While it is often difficult to determine why an application is hanging, leaking memory, or crashing, there are techniques you can apply to make the debugging process more productive and efficient. This guide aims to equip you with the mindset, tools, and techniques that will help you successfully identify and resolve common application debugging.
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System Requirements
Operating Systems: Windows 2000
Supported operating systems: Windows 2000
The walkthroughs were tested on a single processor machine, with 512MB RAM, running Windows 2000 Advanced Server and IIS 5.0. The sample output was produced using the same hardware, but running Windows XP Professional. Either of these configurations should produce similar results to those shown in the guide.
To do the walkthroughs, the following software is also needed: Visual Studio .NET, .NET Debugging Walkthroughs, Debugging Tools for Windows, AutoDump+, and Allocation Profiler.
Installation Instructions
- Download and execute the .msi to extract the Walkthrough