DbgKit

DbgKit is pretty cool software that's designed for developers and folks who know their way around programming. It works like a dynamic link library (DLL) and acts as a GUI add-on for Windows Debugging tools.

Getting Started with DbgKit

One thing to keep in mind is that DbgKit doesn't come with any instructions or help files. This means you'll have to rely on your own skills to figure out how to plug the DLL into the debugging tool you're using, whether it's WinDbg, KD, CDB, or NTSD.

Structured Process Views

The main goal of DbgKit is to help you see a clearer view of the processes running on your system. It organizes them in a neat hierarchical format. You'll get detailed data about each process detected by the tool.

Diving into Process Details

For every process, DbgKit gives you some important info like the PID value, number of threads, virtual size, working set size, handle count, and even the full image path. All this data can really help when you're troubleshooting!

Handle and Thread Info

If you're curious about 'Handles', this tool provides details about entry types and their access rights, attributes, and other references. For 'Threads,' you can find out things like start addresses, start and exit times, and how long they've been running. Plus, you can see their state and what caused them to wait.

Additions That Matter

DbgKit also dishes out other useful information related to 'Performance' data, 'Security attributes,' 'Modules,' environment variables, and more! This can be super handy while using popular Windows debugging tools. If you're ready to dive in further or download it now for your own use case—check it out here!