Starting to learn Windbg
There's a few excellent blogs out there that help to gain windbg proficiency on an everyday basis:
- Dr. Debugalov
- Nynaeve
- Advanced Windows Debugging
- Debugging Toolbox
- Debugging Tricks
- Oleg Starodumov
- List of posts from/to Ivan Brugiolo
- Windbg by Volker von Einem
I, personally, just started using windbg for all my debugging tasks and soon enough there were very questions I could not answer and very few problems I could not solve. Powerful and exciting tool.
For a book, try
Advanced Windows Debugging (Addison-Wesley Microsoft Technology Series)
(source: knowfree.net)
Also, for a great reference sheet, see
Common WinDbg Commands (Thematically Grouped) by Robert Kuster.
A great blog to check out is If broken it is, fix it you should. There's actually some posts on getting started in WinDbg.
- Advanced Windows Debugging by Hewardt and Pravat (best for general Win32 stuff)
- Debugging .Net 2.0 Applications by John Robbins (if you need SOS for .Net)
- The NT debugging blog (quite low level but they've just posted a good set of links.