Zeta Debugger v1.3

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Zeta Debugger v1.3

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Zeta Debugger is a stand-alone source level debugger and code profiler for Windows 98/2000/XP applications written in C/C++ or assembly languages. Source level debugging is allowed when symbolic debug information emited by your compiler is one of those supported by our debugger or external plug-in modules. Otherwise, when this information is absent or not recognized, you can only debug at machine level.

• Built-in support of Borland C++ and Visual C++ compilers
  Plug-in API, from which you can load any other debugging formats
  Plug-in API to execute user written commands
  The single navigator window with multiple functions
  Graphical representation of jumps between instructions
  Animation of process execution
  Syntax hiliting for C/Asm panels
  Back Step command, undoing changes made by last instruction
  Full and convenient keyboard control
  Popup help window for keyboard commands
  Inspector of program's structure
  Data guards on memory read/write operations
  Cover panel with the list of recent files
  Graphical representation of current module's sections
  Automatic symbol hyperlinks in C/Asm panels
  Automatic / manual insertion of comments
  Automatic address correction after program recompilation
  List view of call frames
  Log file navigator
  MMX registers
  Support for 64 integer expressions
  JIT (Just In Time) debugging support

• JIT debugging support.
  Command line instructions: PID:n, FILE:filename, RUN[:address], MAXIMIZE.
  Comment alignment in the data panel.
  Extensible context help for each command.
  MMX registers.
  64 integers.
  Now all filtered strings are hilited in the log panel.
  Last error code in CPU panel and its description text in the status bar.
  CPU panel: TIB (thread information block) pseudo register.
  Now you can write READ-ONLY sections.
  In the code panel now you can search for any part of instruction.
  Copying of data is now compatible with the insert operation.
  Now you can copy the data selection as bytes or as preslashed characters.
  Make a double click in the data panel to jump to the address referenced by the dword.