Re: Debugging
- From: "Bruce Eitman \(eMVP\)" <beitmannospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2005 08:28:11 -0400
In the map file (driver.map) you will find the base addresses of functions
in your driver. Find the function that would contain that offset, subtract
the base address of the function to get the (Driver.dll+Function offset+line
offset)
Then if you set WINCECOD=1 you will have a COD file in your obj folder. You
can then look for the function and find line offset.
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"Yannick Chamming's [eMVP]" <ychammings_nospam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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look at the map file which indicates the mapping of the various functions of
your dll.
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"sajid" <sajid@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de news:
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Dear all,
Can anyone tell me how to find the offset[driver.dll+0x00002538] in my c/c++
code of a driver ?
Exception 002 Thread=87d9b028 Proc=07e83cb2 'device.exe'
AKY=ffffffff PC=02b82538(driver.dll+0x00002538)
RA=02b824f4(driver.dll+0x000024f4) BVA=00000013
Any input is welcome.
Warm regards,
Sajid
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