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Select a process... window is unusable #81
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Hi @webloft, the "profile process" is still in beta, as it only allows to attach to the processes of the bitness same with the Visual Studio you use (64 for 2022, 32 for everything older). Will be ready within a month, as i'm reorganizing table data internally. |
Thx for the info. Is this patcher assumed to work as some injection-DLL? Because I want to profile a native build, not compile it again with VS. I have source and pdb-files. |
The profiler works only with native images (dll/exe). You're right - the patcher works through dll injection via CreateRemoteThread. As of now for the realtime patching to work, the image must be linked with enough space in-between functions (/functionpadmin) to allow the patcher thunks to be injected into that space. i experimented with different kind of thunking that moved function code away, but that way required much more effort. |
… container - setup is now using process table instead of investigating the list of process by itself; - attach_ui now uses process table provided to select and attach to a process (Attach button is now functional - see issue #81), multiple process attachments are possible; - process_list is now a model-preparing function, rather than an unrelated model class.
- issue #81 partially resolved - x64/x86 processes can be now attached to; - injector functionality is moved to a separate DLL - an ipc server ran via sandbox; - injector DLLs unloads itself upon completion; - vsix installers updated; - injector/process class is no longer an interface.
If I click on the menu 'Profile Process...' some window opens that lists the processes to select put the PID column is out of the viewport and the pid numbers are hidden under the scroll pane with some opacity.
There is some oder by Name-arrow(?) button but it has no function.
Clicking on the process to debug (if you finally can find it) crashes VS 2019
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