Intro

This simple Windows debugger, implemented in C/C++, operates in command-line mode. It offers a range of debugging functionalities accessible through the following commands:

Id	Function	Command	Argument 1	Argument 2	Argument 3
1	step into	t
2	step over	p
3	run	g	address/none
4	disassmebly	u	address/none	length
5	display registers	r	register/none
6	modify registers	r	register=value
7	display memory	dd	address	length
8	modify memory	ed	address	value
9	set software bp	bp	address	length
10	list software bp	bl
11	delete software bp	bc	index
12	set memory bp	bm	type a = access, w = write	length	address
13	list memory bp	bml
14	delete memory bp	bmc	index
15	set hardware bp	ba	address	type 0 = execute, 3 = access	length 0 = 1 byte, 1 = 2 bytes, 3 = 4 bytes
16	list hardware bp	bal
17	delete hardware bp	bac	index
18	execute till return	ret
19	list modules	lm

Usage

1. Launch Debugger

Launch the debugger by specifying the path to the target executable you want to debug. -exec <target_path>

2. Debug Commands

Once the debugger is running, you can use various commands from the command-line interface to control and analyze the target program.

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