from dsCdbBinaryPath_sISA import dsCdbBinaryPath_sISA;
from dsKillBinaryPath_sISA import dsKillBinaryPath_sISA;
# Load base config file
try:
from dxConfig import dxConfig;
except:
dxConfig = {};
# Add BugId group if it doesn't exist.
dxBugIdConfig = dxConfig.setdefault("BugId", {});
# Add default values where no values have been supplied:
for (sName, xValue) in {
"bSaveDump": False, # Save a dump file.
"bOverwriteDump": False, # Overwrite any existing dump file.
"bOutputStdIn": False, # Output cdb input (commands) send to cdb while debugging application
"bOutputStdOut": False, # Output cdb output while debugging application
"bOutputStdErr": True, # Output cdb error output, which probably comes from the debugged application.
"bOutputFirstChanceExceptions": False, # Are first chance exceptions detected and output?
"bOutputCommandLine": False, # Is the cbd.exe command line printed before execution?
"bOutputProcesses": True, # Output process details whenever one is created/attached to/terminated.
"uMaxAddressOffset": 0x1000, # How far from an address can a pointer be offset and still be considered to point to it?
"uMaxFunctionOffset": 0xFFF, # How far from a function symbol can a pointer be offset and still be cosidered to point to it?
"uMaxStackFramesCount": 100, # How many stack frames are retreived for analysis?
"uStackHashFramesCount": 2, # How many stack frames are hashed for the crash id?
"asSymbolCachePaths": [], # Where are symbols cached?
"bEnhancedSymbolLoading": False, # Enabled additional checks when getting a stack that can detect and fix errors in
# symbol loading caused by corrupted pdb files. This turns on "noisy symbol loading"
# which may provide useful information to fix symbol loading errors. It has a large
# impact on performance, which is why it is disabled by default.
"sCdbBinaryPath_x86": dsCdbBinaryPath_sISA.get("x86"),
"sCdbBinaryPath_x64": dsCdbBinaryPath_sISA.get("x64"),
"sKillBinaryPath_x86": dsKillBinaryPath_sISA.get("x86"),
import os
sBaseDir = os.path.dirname(__file__)
try:
from dxConfig import dxConfig
except:
dxConfig = {}
# Add EdgeDbg group if it doesn't exist.
dxEdgeDbgConfig = dxConfig.setdefault("EdgeDbg", {})
# Add default values where no values have been supplied:
for (sName, xValue) in {
"sEdgeDbgBinaryPath_x86": os.path.join(sBaseDir, "bin",
"EdgeDbg_x86.exe"),
"sEdgeDbgBinaryPath_x64": os.path.join(sBaseDir, "bin",
"EdgeDbg_x64.exe"),
}.items():
if sName not in dxEdgeDbgConfig:
dxEdgeDbgConfig[sName] = xValue
import os
sBaseDir = os.path.dirname(__file__)
try:
from dxConfig import dxConfig
except:
dxConfig = {}
# Add Kill group if it doesn't exist.
dxKillConfig = dxConfig.setdefault("Kill", {})
# Add default values where no values have been supplied:
for (sName, xValue) in {
"sKillBinaryPath_x86": os.path.join(sBaseDir, "bin", "Kill_x86.exe"),
"sKillBinaryPath_x64": os.path.join(sBaseDir, "bin", "Kill_x64.exe"),
}.items():
if sName not in dxKillConfig:
dxKillConfig[sName] = xValue
import os
sBaseDir = os.path.dirname(__file__)
try:
from dxConfig import dxConfig
except:
dxConfig = {}
# Add EdgeDbg group if it doesn't exist.
dxEdgeDbgConfig = dxConfig.setdefault("EdgeDbg", {})
# Add default values where no values have been supplied:
for (sName, xValue) in {
"sEdgeDbgBinaryPath_x86": os.path.join(sBaseDir, "bin", "EdgeDbg_x86.exe"),
"sEdgeDbgBinaryPath_x64": os.path.join(sBaseDir, "bin", "EdgeDbg_x64.exe"),
}.items():
if sName not in dxEdgeDbgConfig:
dxEdgeDbgConfig[sName] = xValue
from dsCdbBinaryPath_sISA import dsCdbBinaryPath_sISA;
# Load base config file
try:
from dxConfig import dxConfig;
except:
dxConfig = {};
# Add BugId group if it doesn't exist.
dxBugIdConfig = dxConfig.setdefault("BugId", {});
# Add default values where no values have been supplied:
for (sName, xValue) in {
### cdb/kill binary settings
"sCdbBinaryPath_x86": dsCdbBinaryPath_sISA.get("x86"),
"sCdbBinaryPath_x64": dsCdbBinaryPath_sISA.get("x64"),
### Console output
"bOutputStdIn": False, # Output cdb input (commands) send to cdb while debugging application
"bOutputStdOut": False, # Output cdb output while debugging application
"bOutputStdErr": True, # Output cdb error output, which probably comes from the debugged application.
"bOutputFirstChanceExceptions": False, # Are first chance exceptions detected and output?
"bOutputCommandLine": False, # Is the cbd.exe command line printed before execution?
"bOutputProcesses": False, # Output process details whenever one is created/attached to/terminated.
### Pointer settings
"uMaxAddressOffset": 0x1000, # How big an offset from a special address (such as NULL) do you expect in your
# application? Anything within this range from a special address is considered
# to be a pointer to that address + an offset.
"uArchitectureIndependentBugIdBits": 0, # 0 to disable or 8, 6, 32, ... to enable architecture agnostic sizes
# and offsets in BugIds. For X > 0, and Y = X/8, the bug id will show numbers
# that are larger than Y as "Y*N+R", where R is the remainder of the number
# modulo Y.
# For example: when testing both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of an application,
# you may get different bug ids for the same access violation bug, because the
# sizes and offsets depends on the architecture. However, if you set this value
import os
sBaseDir = os.path.dirname(__file__)
try:
from dxConfig import dxConfig
except:
dxConfig = {}
# Add Kill group if it doesn't exist.
dxKillConfig = dxConfig.setdefault("Kill", {})
# Add default values where no values have been supplied:
for (sName, xValue) in {
"sKillBinaryPath_x86": os.path.join(sBaseDir, "bin", "Kill_x86.exe"),
"sKillBinaryPath_x64": os.path.join(sBaseDir, "bin", "Kill_x64.exe"),
}.items():
if sName not in dxKillConfig:
dxKillConfig[sName] = xValue