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> "reimagining"? Why the obfuscatory marketingspeak? Probably because of significantly different functionality. ProcDump is cool because it lets you use system
by da_chicken 8y ago
> "reimagining"? Why the obfuscatory marketingspeak?
Probably because of significantly different functionality. ProcDump is cool because it lets you use system performance counters to trigger a dump precisely when a program is misbehaving, including when an exception occurs. The Linux version only appears to support a few options: CPU thresholds and memory commits.
> the ProcDump I know of was written by a few crackers 2 decades ago
That's always been ProcDump32 to me. IIRC, SysInternals' ProcDump isn't as old, but it's good for debugging transient issues with executing programs.