In this episode of Scott and Mark Learn To, Scott Hanselman and Mark Russinovich delve into the critical developer skill of debugging crash dump files, both kernel dumps and application dumps. They start sharing insights from their experiences with blue screens and system crashes. They discuss tools like WinDBG ("Windbag") for analyzing dump files and demonstrate "Not My Fault," a tool for simulating crashes. Mark also showcases Procdump, highlighting its advanced features for capturing dumps with conditional triggers, such as high CPU usage or memory leaks, and explains why it outshines manual methods like Task Manager. 

 

Takeaways:    

  • How WinDbg and Visual Studio allow developers to analyze memory dumps as snapshots 
  • The need for developers to get comfortable with debugging 
  • Exciting possibilities for AI-assisted development in the near future 

   

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