"David" <th...@is.invalid> wrote in message
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> Anyone know of a AMD64 compatible symdeb/debug (command line) type
> debugger? I use them all the time to test instruction results. For i386 I
> use ddeb, but don't know of an AMD64 version?
for which OS?...
if Windows, I am using WinDbg, but granted this is not a command-line
debugger.
still has support for disassembly, ...
for Linux, there is GDB...
I think there may be a Win64 port of GDB by now, but I have not checked.
I forget where exactly, but I think there was also a command-line debugger
which was available in source form mostly to demonstrate the ToolHlp and
DbgHlp libraries.
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Sztacheta - jozeksztacheta wrote... but the clax86 moderation software
ate his post (for some reason)
Try FDBG
Sorry to have dropped your post - hope I've got it right! Thanks!
Best,
Frank
Other Microsoft debuggers (console) are:
NTSD, CDB and KD.
NTSD is in \windows\system32 on WinXP.
See more here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc267445.aspx
Alex
"BGB / cr88192" <cr8...@MUNGED.microcosmotalk.com> wrote in message
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> "David" <th...@is.invalid> wrote in message
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>> Anyone know of a AMD64 compatible symdeb/debug (command line) type
>> debugger? I use them all the time to test instruction results. For i386
>> I
>> use ddeb, but don't know of an AMD64 version?
>
> for which OS?...
>
>
> if Windows, I am using WinDbg, but granted this is not a command-line
> debugger.
> still has support for disassembly, ...
Windows .. there is CDB as well - but I just want to open the debugger, type
"a", do my own thing, hit "t" a couple to see the results.
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> for Linux, there is GDB...
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> I think there may be a Win64 port of GDB by now, but I have not checked.
I'll search for that.