Disabling traces to WinDBG

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1

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone has been any ideas how traces coming through serial-port can disabled. I would rather use Dbgview for tracing as it doesn’t slow the system down (and effect on real-time capabilities that much). Any ideas would be appreciated.

BR, Mikko

2

I doubt if you will see much improvement in speed. Doing any kind of
KdPrint(??) injects a great deal of overhead regardless of whether you are
using a serial connection or not.

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Gary G. Little
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Hello,

I was wondering if anyone has been any ideas how traces coming through
serial-port can disabled. I would rather use Dbgview for tracing as it
doesn’t slow the system down (and effect on real-time capabilities that
much). Any ideas would be appreciated.

BR, Mikko

3

Look at kdbgctrl.exe.
When run on Windows .NET server, it lets you disable dbgprints from being
sent over the wire, which will increase the speed and make a checked build
more usable when it’s connected to a debugger.

4

Thanks Andre. Where can I get the executable from ?. I dont see it in the
NTDDK directories.

Regards
-Johnny

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>To: “NT Developers Interest List”
>Subject: [ntdev] Re: Disabling traces to WinDBG
>Date: Tue, 4 Jun 2002 00:14:24 -0400
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>Look at kdbgctrl.exe.
>When run on Windows .NET server, it lets you disable dbgprints from being
>sent over the wire, which will increase the speed and make a checked build
>more usable when it’s connected to a debugger.
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