Moving from VMware Server to Hyper-V
As I’ve written in the past, I’ve been using VMware (both Workstation 6.5 and Server 1.04) for what seems like ages. They’ve served me well but I wanted to be […]
Missed Devscovery NYC? See the Keynote!
Missed Devscovery NYC? See the Keynote! If you couldn’t make it to NYC last week to have a blast at Devscovery, we missed you. One of the most interesting parts […]
Customizing Exception Handling in the VS Debugger
In the last two weeks I’ve gotten many questions about how to automate and program the exception handling the Visual Studio debugger so I thought I’d show how to some […]
Link 32-Bit Native C++ EXEs with /LARGEADDRESSAWARE
If you’re not running a 64-bit version of Windows, I bet that at least one of your customers is. While you should be working on porting your native applications to […]
OMG! Someone Did a Book Report!
Whenever I teach a debugging class, the first thing I talk about is one of the most important points I make though the entire class: read Steve McConnell’s masterpiece, Code […]
Code Quality – A Conversation with John Robbins
At the 2008 PDC, I finally was able to meet the people behind one of my favorite products, NCover. As I’m passionate, (some would say a zealot!) about code coverage, […]
Fixed ADPlus That Works with Windows 7 (and Probably S2K8 R2)
Edit Feb. 20, 2009: Note that Microsoft has fixed ADPlus with the 6.11.1.402 version of the Debugging Tools for Windows. Use that version instead of my version posted here. Windows […]
The Case of the Corrupt PE Binaries
After installing Windows 7, I also installed the Windows 7 SDK as I wanted to poke around the updated headers and documentation files to see what was new at a […]
Mastering Windows Debugging Virtual – Native Developers Rejoice!
After many, many requests, we are offering my Mastering Windows Debugging class as a virtual session on February 3 and 4, 2009. The world still runs on native C++ Windows […]