Automatic Snapshots runs as a background application monitors clipboard. Should a new image be copied there, the utility automatically writes the image into a file. The process does not require any user interaction and is completely automatic so that – per Mike Westen‘s request – user could quickly and easily create snapshots of a multitude [...]
Posts Tagged ‘snapshot’
Utility Clearance: Automatic Snapshots
Posted: 13th May 2011 by Roman in ATL, Source, Utilities, WTLTags: automation, C++, image, png, snapshot, utility
ProcessSnapshot: Create process minidump for port-mortem debugging
Posted: 25th March 2010 by Roman in Technology, UtilitiesTags: .DMP, ATL, debug, minidump, performance, process, snapshot, Source, utility, WTL
ProcessSnapshot is a utility to take a snapshot of process call stacks, and the snapshot taken is written into a human friendly text file. Additionally to this, the utility has been given a capability to create process minidump files, on user request. The minidump files can be used with debugger to analyze the context of [...]
ProcessSnapshot to take a snapshot of process modules, threads, stacks and performance
Posted: 23rd December 2008 by Roman in ATL, Seriously, Utilities, WTLTags: ATL, performance, process, snapshot, Source, utility, WTL
While troubleshooting released application on remote production site, it is very useful to grasp a state of the process for further analysis. There are several scenarios in which the following information about process state is helpful: modules (DLLs) loaded into process and their versions threads and their call stacks process and thread performance An utility [...]
A bright and diverse world of HDD failures
Posted: 14th November 2008 by Roman in Seriously, TechnologyTags: HDD, process, snapshot
Yesterday there was a support request on another weird problem which was eventually forwarded to me for investigation. The symptom was “application configured as Windows service does not start and shows “Starting” in services console all the time”. The case did not look difficult as the symptom clearly indicates a freeze or deadlock inside service, [...]
