Chapter 14. Power Tools
Throughout the book, you have seen how various tools and the debuggers work in tandem to ease the software troubleshooting process. We’ve discussed a wide range of problems, such as memory corruptions, security-related problems, resource leaks, synchronization problems, and much more. Whenever we encountered a problem, we did a basic investigative analysis before diving deeper into a detailed debug session. The more you debug particular categories of problems, the more the initial investigation process starts resembling a generic process. Wouldn’t it be nice if we could automate all or parts of the initial investigation and focus our efforts on using the results of the analysis to find the root cause? Fortunately, there ...
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