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Version 6.7.5 of Debugging Tools for Windows was released last week:
I haven’t found so far significant additions for crash dump analysis. What I noticed today is that when I open a user dump and enter
!analyze -v command the new field appears in the output:
NTGLOBALFLAG: 400
I ran gflags.exe and enabled page heap for notepad.exe. Then I launched notepad.exe, attached WinDbg, entered the command and NTGLOBALFLAG field reflected the change:
NTGLOBALFLAG: 2000000
So I don’t need to type !gflag command anymore.
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