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The Singularity Debugger Extensions use the Debugger Interface for
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the Microsoft(R) Debugging Tools for Windows(R). The Debugger Interface
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is also known as dbgeng.
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The latest documentation on dbgeng is at http://dbg/docs/dbgeng.doc.
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The dbgeng files, dbgeng.h and dbgeng.lig, come straight from the
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Debugger distribution (http://dbg).
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The objbase.h file was hand crafted to minimize the cruft
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imported by the standard Windows objbase.h (12KB vs. 1MB).
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To add a new command, you need to:
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1) Create a the new function.
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2) Add descriptive text to help.cpp
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3) Add an export entry to singx86.def.
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Windbg supports dynamic load and unloading of extensions.
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Type ".unload singx86" at the windbg command prompt to unload it.
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Type ".load singx86" at the windbg command prompt to load it.
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The code for the debuggers can be found in the Windows source tree in
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the \nt\sdktools\debuggers directory. The most important sources are
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in \nt\sdktools\debuggers\ntsd64. The sources for the Windows debugger
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stub are in \nt\base\ntos\kd64.
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