Opinions requested :rolleyes:
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This is a little off topic, but I can't think of a better group of people to ask this question. I've recently been evaluating a debugging suite of products from Mutek. The principle product of interest is called Bug Trapper. It attaches to one or more processes and captures all the activity (can be filtered). Then you can play it back in a session similar to live debugging, except you can look at anything as of anytime. A couple of key features are that you can attach to any running process, it does not have to be compiled in debug mode, just need a pdb. It identifies the thread that is executing each piece of code and can be played back in time sequence or on a thread by thread basis. (Helps my multithreaded service debugging immensely). 1. Has anyone had experience with this product? 2. How did you use it? (what types of apps) 3. Was it worth it (its not clear yet what this will cost, but it aint cheap!) 4. Are there other similar/better products out there? 5. Any other comments? As always, thanks for any help I get with this. As always, thanks for any help I get with this, Bill