LogBuddy debugging aid, improved

[jj2007]

Is really necessary to call the functions of the dll using GetProcAdress ?

Dll & Declare:

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    Dll "msvcrt"                   ; good ol' CRT
    Declare double sin, C:1        ; the crt sinus function returns a REAL8 in ST(0)
    Print Str$("Sinus(3)= %Jf from CRT\n", sin(3.0)) 
See also Dynamic vs static linking in the Lab; besides, the Dual 64- and 32-bit Assembly doesn't use *.lib files except for a small stub - it's all GetProcAddress under the hood.

[TimoVJL]

Is really necessary to call the functions of the dll using GetProcAdress ?

If you don't use import library, it is easiest way to get function address.
Of course there are other ways, but not to show in this forum, as rules are rules.

[NoCforMe]

So @Guga, to answer another question of yours: no, no plans here to make this into a full-scale debugger. I'll leave that to the likes of OllyDbg.

BTW, if you want to do anything with my code, I'd be happy to provide all the source; you could do what you like with it.

I think I figured out how to watch variables. Will post if and when I have it working. That's probably about as far as I want to take this project.

[guga]

Tks NoCForme.

If you could provide the source, it would be appreciated it.      I would like to read how you managed the equates. For what i saw so far you used equates like WM_UAHNCPAINTMENUPOPUP. These i didn't knew about them. It could be good to update RosAsm equates set as well :)

[NoCforMe]

Here's everything you need to make the DLL, I think. (If anything's missing, let me know.)

Please ignore all the "watch" stuff; I've been working on putting that feature in. It assembles and links OK; the watch stuff is still inactive.

Any questions, let me know.

[guga]

Tks a lot, NoCforMe