Reputation: 7284
Does anyone know whether Visual Studio's debugger has a cdb command console so that I could input commands like in WinDbg? Eclipse has a command console where you can issue commands to gdb, and Xcode has a command console where you can issue commands to lldb, but I can't find anything like this in Visual Studio.
Just to be a bit more specific, I'd like to be able to execute things like .reload
or X *!*some_symbol*
like you can in WinDbg/cdb.
Upvotes: 0
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Reputation: 9007
There's the command window:
View -> Other Windows -> Command Window
The keyboard shortcut is Ctrl+Alt+A.
I dont think x
or .reload
is available as Visual Studio autoloads all symbols by default.
For a list of predefined aliases type alias
in the Command Window and take a look.
Debug.modules
select module with symbol problem -> right click context menu ->symbol xxx
should show what is the problem with symbol load (same as windbg !sym noisy output)
you can also force load all symbols with
Debug.OptionsAndSettings -> debug -> symbols -> load all symbols
set the cache to _NT_SYMBOL_PATH srv folder so that it downloads the neccesary pdbs if required
Upvotes: 1