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vid 05 Jan 2010, 18:45
Is it possible to work with MS PDB files without using COM? (and without reversing its format, obviously)
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f0dder 05 Jan 2010, 18:57
Loco: dunno if there's an interface to create them, but you can install some PDB-access-stuff with later Visual Studio versions - forgot what it's called tho. But that's very likely the only official support you'll find, the rest will be RE.
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LocoDelAssembly 05 Jan 2010, 19:30
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Oh, not a feature available out of the box then. That part of Visual Studio can be distributed freely (like DirectX or those Visual C++ 200x redistributables) or I'll forcefully need to require users of my hypothetical program to download VS? Thanks for the info [edit]I found it, it is DIA SDK However it mentions its availability as part of VS but I haven't found if I can download it separately yet.[/edit] |
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vid 06 Jan 2010, 22:26
Quote: Oh, not a feature available out of the box then. That part of Visual Studio can be distributed freely (like DirectX or those Visual C++ 200x redistributables) or I'll forcefully need to require users of my hypothetical program to download VS? I'd say that for runtime version, you need just mspdb**.dll, which (i hope) is redistributable. The DIA SDK probably isn't. |
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