Analyzing crash dumps is not a quick and easy way to diagnose crash bugs. If a crash is repeatable, do not use crash dumps. Simply debug the crash by running the command in the debugger. In a crash dump, no heap is available and only a limited amount of stack is available. But with a little effort and thought, you can find the line where the crash occurred and see what arguments were passed to the functions. Keep in mind you are debugging optimized code. Some values of local variables (like loop counters and frequently used doubles) are kept in CPU registers and cannot be viewed in a watch window.
How to Read Dump Files. Ar-108 Scanner Manual here. When a Windows application crashes or unexpectedly stops, a 'crash dump file' is generated to save information present just before the. May 20, 2016 Stop: BSOD will not write crash dump to file. My Windows 7 will not write a dump file of any type! Edited by Win7BSOD Thursday, May 19, 2016 12:49 AM.
If you read a RhinoCrashDump.dmp file in Notepad.exe and search for “RHINOCRASHINFO” you will find a block of text like the following: If the crash happens in a command that is in a plug-in, the name of the plug-in's.RHP file is in and the id is in. And are the date and time the.cpp file that contains the crash dump exception handling code was compiled. Analyzing a crash. Open the RhinoCrashDump.dmp“ file in Notepad.exe and search for RHINOCRASHINFO. Then look for B u i l d V e r s i o n = ” YYYY - MM - DD “ YYYYMMDD is the build that crashed.
If you are lucky, the other RHINOCRASHINFO values will give you a hint about what crashed. Common Rhino build versions are: 2008-02-06 - Rhino 4.0 SR3 2007-10-17 - Rhino 4.0 SR2 Hot Fix 1 (in this case the BuildVersion is 2007-10-17 like SR2 but the CompileDate = Dec 18, 2007.) 2007-10-17 - Rhino 4.0 SR2 2007-07-03 - Rhino 4.0 SR1 Step 2. Get the build of Rhino that crashed. After you determine the version of the crashed Rhino, copy the RhinoCrashDump.dmp into the same directory as the Rhino4.exe file. In most cases, this will be the following folder: C: Program Files Rhinoceros 4.0 System Over your plug-in's life, you are likely to see many crashes. So do yourself a big favor and rename the RhinoCrashDump.dmp file something descriptive. Also, copy your plug-in's release.RHP and.PDB files into the same folder.