Generic tracer 0.4
 Dennis Yurichev (modest) <dennis conus info> |
Saturday, June 12 2010 16:44.34 CDT |
New version is out.
changelog:
* FPU registers support at BPX breakpoint
new command line options:
-fpu_always - always show FPU registers at BPX breakpoint
-fpu_never - never show FPU registers at BPX breakpoint
In SET option of BPX command now it is possible to use FPU registers:
ST0..ST7, for example:
bpx=program.exe!address,set(st0,123.4)
Remember: gt never modify FPU tag word registor as well as not modify
TOP register, so, if some register was marked as "empty" and gt set
some value there, it will remain marked "empty".
if the float-point number is also NaN, MMX register contents will be
dumped too
new command line option:
-dump_xmm - dump XMM registers state at BPX breakpoint
* now we attach to all processes with process name specified
* symbol defined in address can also contain "+ofs" suffix, where
"ofs" is decimal or hexadecimal number with "0x" prefix
for example: "bpx=kernel32.dll!writefile+0x5" or "bpx=file.exe!base
+0x1234" where base is PE file base.
* PDB files support.
compile your program with /Zi option in MSVC and get PDB debug file
for it
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gt is command-line utility for performing simple debugging tasks.
Major features:
*Set breakpoint on function execution, track function arguments and result.
*Set breakpoint on arbitrary point, track CPU registers state and alter them.
*Set breakpoint on memory cell access and track all accesses to it.
Minor features:
*Set breakpoint by address, symbol name or bytemask.
*Unicode string detection in function arguments.
*Both x86 and x64 support.
*Oracle RDBMS .SYM files support.
*Source code included.
Homepage (manual, downloads..)
http://conus.info/gt/
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