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Does anyone know of an way to get the stacktrace data for a given assembly
Process (in process) getting it for the app running from the app running is
no problem... What I am looking for is getting it from a running assembly
from another. Meaning a reading app the wites the stack trace for a different
selected assembly. Without using shared memory cross process or
DebugOutputString API. Does anyone know of an additional mechanism like
DebugOutPutString, that can be used to get this data... Meaning from one app
write stacktrace... the other app listens to the like DebugOutPutString
API.... One more thing along these lines... Anyway to use DebugOutPutString
API, with say Channels... ie A, B so that different trace data can be written
to different channels therefore isolating the type of data displayed? Thanks
Nov 21 '05 #1
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Hi,

Maybe this will help.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/is.../03/Bugslayer/

Ken
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Does anyone know of an way to get the stacktrace data for a given assembly
Process (in process) getting it for the app running from the app running is
no problem... What I am looking for is getting it from a running assembly
from another. Meaning a reading app the wites the stack trace for a
different
selected assembly. Without using shared memory cross process or
DebugOutputString API. Does anyone know of an additional mechanism like
DebugOutPutString, that can be used to get this data... Meaning from one app
write stacktrace... the other app listens to the like DebugOutPutString
API.... One more thing along these lines... Anyway to use DebugOutPutString
API, with say Channels... ie A, B so that different trace data can be
written
to different channels therefore isolating the type of data displayed?
Thanks
Nov 21 '05 #2

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