I've written a shell to use with ReactOS' KDBG that gives a more accurate view of what's going on than other methods available to us (it automatically grabs the module list and loads source files as appropriate, shows locals etc)
It's not complete yet, and I'm hoping that others will want to participate in working on it. Therefore, I'm asking those with C# experience on windows who want to get involved to lend a hand in adding the remaining features:
- abstract pipe implementation for serial ports and windows named pipes - managing breakpoints - type decoding and struct display using the info available from dbghelp - thread and process listing and focus - a 'watch' window and watchpoints - clipboard interaction - annontated disassembly - general features (bugzilla reporting, automatic interaction with rospaste)
To work on this, you don't need to be a wizard, just familiar with windows forms development in C# and willing to learn a thing or two along the way, along with a vm to intstall reactos in and beat up on :-)
Some day we'll have everything working with windows style kernel debugging, but until then I feel that a superior stopgap is valuable.
I am have some Java experience and worked with C# some. I would be interested.
art yerkes wrote:
I've written a shell to use with ReactOS' KDBG that gives a more accurate view of what's going on than other methods available to us (it automatically grabs the module list and loads source files as appropriate, shows locals etc)
It's not complete yet, and I'm hoping that others will want to participate in working on it. Therefore, I'm asking those with C# experience on windows who want to get involved to lend a hand in adding the remaining features:
- abstract pipe implementation for serial ports and windows named pipes
- managing breakpoints
- type decoding and struct display using the info available from dbghelp
- thread and process listing and focus
- a 'watch' window and watchpoints
- clipboard interaction
- annontated disassembly
- general features (bugzilla reporting, automatic interaction with rospaste)
To work on this, you don't need to be a wizard, just familiar with windows forms development in C# and willing to learn a thing or two along the way, along with a vm to intstall reactos in and beat up on :-)
Some day we'll have everything working with windows style kernel debugging, but until then I feel that a superior stopgap is valuable.
i ~kinda (cough cough) know a little C#/.net and may help a little bit (i wish you had said something a week ago before i uninstalled vc# for space).
On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 2:38 AM, art yerkes ayerkes@speakeasy.net wrote:
I've written a shell to use with ReactOS' KDBG that gives a more accurate view of what's going on than other methods available to us (it automatically grabs the module list and loads source files as appropriate, shows locals etc)
It's not complete yet, and I'm hoping that others will want to participate in working on it. Therefore, I'm asking those with C# experience on windows who want to get involved to lend a hand in adding the remaining features:
- abstract pipe implementation for serial ports and windows named pipes
- managing breakpoints
- type decoding and struct display using the info available from dbghelp
- thread and process listing and focus
- a 'watch' window and watchpoints
- clipboard interaction
- annontated disassembly
- general features (bugzilla reporting, automatic interaction with
rospaste)
To work on this, you don't need to be a wizard, just familiar with windows forms development in C# and willing to learn a thing or two along the way, along with a vm to intstall reactos in and beat up on :-)
Some day we'll have everything working with windows style kernel debugging, but until then I feel that a superior stopgap is valuable. -- art yerkes ayerkes@speakeasy.net _______________________________________________ Ros-dev mailing list Ros-dev@reactos.org http://www.reactos.org/mailman/listinfo/ros-dev
Then maybe we can work together on the project...
Brian wrote:
i ~kinda (cough cough) know a little C#/.net and may help a little bit (i wish you had said something a week ago before i uninstalled vc# for space).
On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 2:38 AM, art yerkes <ayerkes@speakeasy.net mailto:ayerkes@speakeasy.net> wrote:
I've written a shell to use with ReactOS' KDBG that gives a more accurate view of what's going on than other methods available to us (it automatically grabs the module list and loads source files as appropriate, shows locals etc) It's not complete yet, and I'm hoping that others will want to participate in working on it. Therefore, I'm asking those with C# experience on windows who want to get involved to lend a hand in adding the remaining features: - abstract pipe implementation for serial ports and windows named pipes - managing breakpoints - type decoding and struct display using the info available from dbghelp - thread and process listing and focus - a 'watch' window and watchpoints - clipboard interaction - annontated disassembly - general features (bugzilla reporting, automatic interaction with rospaste) To work on this, you don't need to be a wizard, just familiar with windows forms development in C# and willing to learn a thing or two along the way, along with a vm to intstall reactos in and beat up on :-) Some day we'll have everything working with windows style kernel debugging, but until then I feel that a superior stopgap is valuable. -- art yerkes <ayerkes@speakeasy.net <mailto:ayerkes@speakeasy.net>> _______________________________________________ Ros-dev mailing list Ros-dev@reactos.org <mailto:Ros-dev@reactos.org> http://www.reactos.org/mailman/listinfo/ros-dev-- brian
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On Fri, 01 Aug 2008 17:37:35 -0400 Jerry Maine crashfourit@gmail.com wrote:
Then maybe we can work together on the project...
Brian wrote:
i ~kinda (cough cough) know a little C#/.net and may help a little bit (i wish you had said something a week ago before i uninstalled vc# for space).
It was too rough to use a week ago :-)
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