Debug Assistant traces unmanaged code only! If you have .NET code, these modules will be ignored. Simply put, current version is for Visual C++ only. Other modules can be part of the execution, but only C++ code are traced. Also version 3.5 traces 32bit target only, 64bit modules will be ignored. .NET and 64bit support will be available in future version, but no date is set yet. ANY purchase of Debug Assistant will get free .NET and 64bit upgrade.
Debug Assistant is a debug tool created as a Visual Studio package which will help you trace your project’s problems. It is integrated with Visual Studio IDE just like any other Visual Studio components. Debug Assistant is not a debugger itself. It helps debug process by tracing/recording program execution flow. It traces every line of your code within user selected scope.
Before trace starts, user selects trace scope within your code. User can include/exclude any levels of code: projects, directories, files, and functions. Once scope is set up, user also needs to tell the startup program. User can click Start Process button to start the program.
Debug Assistant loads up debug information of all traced modules and instruments these modules in the process memory. Your program is running just like normal, but it is under monitoring of Debug Assistant. You can click Turn On Trace button to start recording, Turn Off Trace button to pause recording. Click Show Trace Result, you get a graphical presentation of the execution you just recorded.
When you are fixing a bug or just coding, you have no idea where to start from in your code. You may know where to look at, the scope is too big, there is too much going on from A to B. You are analyzing your program, and you just want to see really what is going on in your code when you run certain part of your program. You may save trace results as files and re-examine it later. You are testing your program or you are finding performance issues.
Debug Assistant can only trace a short portion of program execution which is just good enough for you to find problems. It can not trace a long term of execution. The only reason for that is you will run out of resources (memory for example) if you do that. Because of that, currently Debug Assistant has set a hard-coded limit of how many execution points (each line of code is an execution point). That limit is 2 million. It may sound like a big number, but practically it is not that big in general. However, this is not an issue for the purpose listed above.
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Debug Assistant is a powerful, graphical tool that helps you to debug your projects automatically.
With Debug Assistant you can trace even large projects, because it does not use any resources of the computer. Debug Assistant is written in.NET framework and runs on any Microsoft operating system.
C++ debugging:
If you are programming in C++, there is a Debug Assistant for you. You just need Visual Studio and C++ compiler.
Debug Assistant Description:
Debug Assistant is a powerful, graphical tool that helps you to debug your projects automatically.
With Debug Assistant you can trace even large projects, because it does not use any resources of the computer. Debug Assistant is written in.NET framework and runs on any Microsoft operating system.
Debug Assistant Features:
As described above, Debug Assistant does not use any resources of the computer. At first it may look like you need to allocate more memory for your debugger, but it is not the case. Debug Assistant runs as a.NET application which is only a small part of your program. Debug Assistant can be run with or without debugger running.
Debug Assistant also uses only standard core libraries of.NET framework and not any.NET component.
Debug Assistant runs as a normal application, that is invisible for the user. It is executed from the System32 folder, that’s not visible for the user.
Debug Assistant does not trace.NET code.
Debug Assistant will not trace your managed code. Managed code may not be debug-able, because during writing, your code is compiled and data are in native byte code. There is no way to revert back to original source code. Debug Assistant simply writes tracking information of your managed code’s functions/methods into the running process memory, and then this captured information can be viewed later. Debug Assistant is useful for.NET code.
With a small amount of debug information, even unmanaged code can be traced and debugged with ease.
Programs with disassembled code can be traced.
Debug Assistant will not start if you don’t have a startup project.
Set Debug Assistant Startup Project and it will trace first defined level within your project. You can turn it off later.
All files under Debug Assistant scope can be traced.
Startup program can be executed manually, and tracing is started.
Debug Assistant starts automatically.
Windows XP and later.
.NET Framework version and C++ compiler required.
System Requirements
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Description: Debug Assistant is a debug program that helps you trace your project’s problems. It is integrated with Visual Studio IDE just like any other Visual Studio components. Debug Assistant is not a debugger itself. It helps debug process by tracing/recording program execution flow. It traces every line of your code within user selected scope.
Before trace starts, user selects trace scope within your code. User can include/exclude any levels of code: projects, directories, files, and functions. Once scope is set up, user also needs to tell the startup program. User can click Start Process button to start the program.
Debug Assistant loads up debug information of all traced modules and instruments these modules in the process memory. Your program is running just like normal, but it is under monitoring of Debug Assistant. You can click Turn On Trace button to start recording, Turn Off Trace button to pause recording. Click Show Trace Result, you get a graphical presentation of the execution you just recorded.
When you are fixing a bug or just coding, you have no idea where to start from in your code. You may know where to look at, the scope is too big, there is too much going on from A to B. You are analyzing your program, and you just want to see really what is going on in your code when you run certain part of your program. You may save trace results as files and re-examine it later. You are testing your program or you are finding performance issues.
Debug Assistant can only trace a short portion of program execution which is just good enough for you to find problems. It can not trace a long term of execution. The only reason for that is you will run out of resources (memory for example) if you do that. Because of that, currently Debug Assistant has set a hard-coded limit of how many execution points (each line of code is an execution point). That limit is 2 million. It may sound like a big number, but practically it is not that big in general. However, this is not an issue for the purpose listed above.
You can have multiple projects, you can have many users, so you have multiple tracing scope for them.
Debug Assistant can do an ability to have multiple output files. When you pause tracing, you can choose where do you want the output file to be saved, and the user sets up his own workspace with a configuration file which can contain
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• Can capture and show all process, either.NET code or not. It will not affect performance (see below)
• Records without stopping the process, so it is clean.
• Captures the execution through both managed and unmanaged parts of your code.
• Will not analyze the output of the code or look for memory leaks. It simply traces the execution path of your code.
• Records only selected part of the code. The selected part of the code, files, functions, events, etc. can be included/excluded from the tracing.
• When the tracing is stopped (e.g. by pressing “Turn Off Trace”), the captured data is saved as an assembly file.
• Recorded execution can be later replayed back (see “Show Trace Result”)
• After trace finishes, user is able to analyze the recorded data.
• Different options can be used to analyze the trace (see below)
• During trace, user will get some notifications (e.g. line breaks will appear in a code window)
• Can be installed on 32-bit or 64-bit target
• Can be integrated into VS.Net IDE as a normal VS component
Why Debug Assistant is so powerful? It records only a portion of the execution. If you have a very big project and you want to trace all events, Debug Assistant may not be what you are looking for. Debug Assistant traces the execution of a program (e.g. hotkeys, mouse movement), not the program’s output. This is the first thing you need to keep in mind, when you want to use Debug Assistant. You need to pay close attention to the way Debug Assistant is using. It is doing its job, but it is not analyzing your code. It is only tracing. For that reason you may get a false positive or false negative as you will be analyzing data.
Debug Assistant is a cool debugging tool to capture, analyze and replay execution flow of your program. Debug Assistant solves a lot of problems. You can capture not only managed code, but also unmanaged code. Debug Assistant can record many events of your process. It does not analyze your code, but simply traces the execution flow of your program. User can start, stop or resume trace at any time. Trace
What’s New In Debug Assistant?
Version 2.00
The Debug Assistant is a first-class tool for debugging unmanaged code (C/C++ in Visual Studio) under debugger. It can help you simplify the debugging of unmanaged code, especially for multi-threaded projects.
Debug Assistant includes:
Integrated into Visual Studio, it works like any other
Visual Studio component.
With integrated debugger – you just need to click
a button in UI to start debug. The debug assistant can
be paused, restarted, closed, etc.
can save trace results
Intellisense support
It can trace every line of code within
user selected scope. User can include/exclude
any level of code: projects, directories,
files, and functions. Once scope is set
up, user also needs to tell the startup
program.
can track all register usage
can track all parameters and their values
constructed
can track selected events
can track selected exceptions
can show call stack
can show function name, file name, and
line number
can show all threads
Can show all threads in selected scope
can show global variables
can show global variables in selected scope
can show the contents of stack frame
can show the contents of stack frame in selected scope
Key Features:
Records all data-flow while you program
Trace results are stored in text file
can save trace results in case you need to play it back
can re-play trace results
can record starting and stopping information for
debugging tools
can show function call and parameter values
can show function call and parameter values in
selected scope
can instrument debugging helpers
trace provider
Available packages:
Debugger free
tracer free
trace free
Visual Studio 2010
Visual Studio 2008
Debug Assistant Extensions:
only 32bit VS2010 and 64bit VS2008 will work
Debug Assistant will be paid after 50000 downloads
other modules will not be free after 200 downloads
Support will be discontinued after 2 years after any sale
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Notes:
You may install debug assistant even it is not part of the Visual Studio. However, Debug Assistant will not work in your application while you are debugging it. Also, you can not debug your project’s problem while Debug Assistant is running.
You can not debug your application using Debug Assistant. Debug Assistant is a
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System Requirements For Debug Assistant:
Windows:
OS: Windows 7 (or later)
Processor: Intel® Core™ i5-2400 or AMD equivalent
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Storage: 1 GB available space
Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce GTX 770 2GB or AMD equivalent (1GB VRAM)
Other:.NET Framework 4.5, DirectX 11
Mac:
OS: OS X 10.8 (or later)
Memory: 8 GB RAM
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