Why Isn't There a Chapter on .NET Debuggers?
You might be wondering why there isn't a corresponding chapter in this book on how Microsoft .NET debuggers work. Originally, I had intended to write that chapter, but as I was researching the .NET Debugging API, I realized that unlike Win32 debuggers, which are nearly undocumented, the .NET run-time team did a tremendous job documenting the .NET debugging interface. Additionally, the debugger sample provided shows how to do everything a .NET debugger is supposed to do. The sample is about 98 percent of the source code console debugger, CORDBG. (The only part that's missing is the native code disassembler commands.) I spent a couple of weeks working on a .NET debugger, and I quickly realized that I was going to be doing nothing more than rehashing the excellent .NET documentation and that I wouldn't be showing anything that wasn't already shown in the CORDBG sample. The Microsoft Word files, Debug.doc and DebugRef.doc, that describe the .NET Debugging API are already installed on your computer as part of the Visual Studio .NET installation and are in the <Visual Studio .NET Installation Directory>\SDK\v1.1\Tool Developers Guide\Docs directory.
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