Snooping 64-bit & Visual Studio 2010

[cplotts]

Got a question for you all ...

This morning I just spent some time quickly recompiling my version of
Snoop for the x64 platform ... as I was getting tired of recompiling
all the applications I want to Snoop as x86 (versus Any CPU ... which
chooses x64 since I'm on a Windows 7 64-bit machine).

It all works (meaning I can now Snoop applications built as Any CPU on
my 64-bit machine) ... and I am happy about that ... but then I
thought I would see if I could Snoop Visual Studio 2010.

No luck.

Of course, then I remembered that Visual Studio 2010 ... is still a 32-
bit application and so I tried the 32-bit version of Snoop. No luck
either.

I'm just curious ... has anyone ever successfully Snoop(ed) Visual
Studio 2010?

Cory

p.s.
The version of Snoop I am using has been modified by yours truly to
support interop scenarios (http://www.cplotts.com/2009/04/13/snoop-now-
works-in-wpf-interop-scenarios-part-ii/) ... so, I think I should be
able to Snoop Visual Studio 2010 ... as it is a mixed-mode
application.

p.s.s.
There is no reason ... other than fun ... to Snoop Visual Studio
2010. :)

[Josh Smith]

Snoop filters out devenv.exe (VS) from the process list.

[Cory Plotts]

I just saw that ... with a little help from Jeremy Alles ...

http://www.japf.fr/2009/11/using-snoop-with-vs2010/

 

Thanks as well Josh.

 

I didn't even think that it would be an issue with the Snoop source code ... should have looked there first.

 

[Laurent Bugnion, GalaSoft]

Reminds me of a hack that someone (hint: he is Swiss, super handsome and it’s not Philipp) implemented in some kind of toolkit ;)

 

Cheers,

Laurent

[Cory Plotts]

I just blogged about ... and made available my recent changes to Snoop ... i.e. making it a native 64-bit application and more.

http://www.cplotts.com/2009/12/08/snoop-now-with-64-bit-support-and-more/

 

Some of you had asked for that version when I was finished. So here it is. :)

[Peter O'Hanlon]

Good job Cory. It couldn't have come at a more opportune time.

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Peter O'Hanlon

[Cory Plotts]

Thanks Pete ... glad to hear that.

 

Hope it helps all who pull it down ...