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    How to Debug Memory Dumps

    Hi all,

    When i get stop error (Blue Screen of Death), my system writes a small file called a minidump. This becomes extremely useful when i am trying to figure out what caused a particular stop error, and no filename was mentioned or it is undocumented. so i want to know that how to debug memory dumps. Please suggest. Thanks in advance.

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    Re: How to Debug Memory Dumps

    you need to first analyze the memory dump. check the steps:

    1.Through the "Start""Procedures", "IIS diagnosis", "Debug Diagnostic Tool", "Debug Diagnostic Tool 1.0"Start Debug Diagnostic Tool.
    2. Click the "Advanced Analysis"Tab.
    3.In the "Available Analysis Scripts"Next, click to select "crash / hang analyzers"To analyze the crash / hang dump, or click to select "Memory Pressure Analysis"To analyze the process may leak memory memory dump.
    3. Click the "Add Data Files"Button to browse to the generated dump file, and click "Open"Button to add the dump file to the data file to analyze the possible list.
    4.Click to select the added dump file.
    5.Click "Start Analysis" button.
    6. The completion of analysis, will be. Mht file format generates a report, and in Internet Explorer to display this report. By default, this report is saved to the local computer's \ Program Files \ IIS Resources \ DebugDiag \ Reports directory.

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    How to Debug Memory Dumps

    If you are using biztalk server , check the steps:
    (1) From Internet Information Services Diagnostic Tool Download the IIS Diagnostics Toolkit.
    (2) Double-click the iisdiag.msi The package to start the IIS Diagnostics Toolkit installation program, and then select "Customize"Type of installation.
    (3) In the "Custom Install"The dialog box, make sure to enable "Debug Diagnostic Tool 1.0"Options, and then complete the installation process step.

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    How to Debug Memory Dumps

    You can generates debugging program. Program can make debugging, program execution file must contain a debugger the necessary debugging information. However, by default, GCC will not at compile time debugging information inserted into the program binary code, because it will increase the size of the executable file. Debugging information is generated at compile time, you can use GCC's-g or-ggdb option, in which the standard-g option to generate debugging information, and-ggdb option is only generated support for gdb debugger tune. Check and reply.

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    Re: How to Debug Memory Dumps

    By default, the operating system to create a small memory dump file not identify the cause of the problem, so that some, you must create a full dump file. Configuration is as follows:
    # Right-click the My Computer Icon and select Attributes "Advanced" Start up and Recovery "Settings" Write debugging information "complete memory dump
    # The same place, will dump files used to store the selected folder. By default, the file will be created in the system path in the MEMORY.DMP. You can also select any folder path.
    #In order to4G RAM or more computer memory to obtain a complete dump file, you must use the Boot.ini file/ MAXMEM Conversion.

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    How to Debug Memory Dumps

    You ca use GC tool for debugging Memory Dumps. Program can make debugging, program execution file must contain a debugger the necessary debugging information. However, by default, GCC will not at compile time debugging information inserted into the program binary code, because it will increase the size of the executable file. check and reply.

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    Re: How to Debug Memory Dumps

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