Some practical engineers asked me how do Debugged! MZ/PE magazine back covers look like from a birds eye view:
One engineer even commented that they look better and better (counterclockwise) :-)
- Dmitry Vostokov @ DumpAnalysis.org -
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If you know any other please let us know. For example, MSDN is great too, there was also a Visual C++-oriented magazine I used to read in the past. May be it is still in print. I plan to make a wider perspective picture later on. Both pictured magazines (Debugged! MZ/PE and NT Insider) are mainly oriented towards unmanaged and native code respectively (the former with a timeless computer science slant) but Debugged! soon to cover native, virtualized, interpreted and managed code environments too and aims to become a “Complete Debugging Magazine” similar to kernel vs. user process vs. complete memory dump file differences.
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