Memory Dumps from Physicalist Artist Perspective
Monday, November 9th, 2009- Dmitry Vostokov @ DumpAnalysis.org -
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Posted in Art, Books, Crash Dump Analysis, Debugging, Fun with Crash Dumps, History, Memory Analysis Culture, Philosophy, Physicalist Art | 1 Comment »
Some differences with Anaxagoras philosophy where Mind is a partial substance to distinguish animate and inanimate and is a source of Motion. In memoidealism Memory is a substance that is always present in things including itself and is a source of Process.
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Birds eye view of software traces makes it easier to see their coarse blocked structure:
where further finer structure is discernible and even nested blocks:
Some blocks of output can be seen when scrolling trace viewer output but if a viewer support zooming it is possible to get an overview and jump directly into a Characteristic Message Block, for example, debug messages of repeated attempts to query a database. If a viewer supports message coloring it also helps. Sometimes this technique is useful to ignore bulk messages and start the analysis around block boundaries.
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Posted in Citrix, Debugging, Memory Visualization, Software Trace Analysis, Software Trace Visualization, Trace Analysis Patterns | 2 Comments »
Here is a fragment of a condensed view of a CDF (ETW-based) trace imported into MS Word:
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