@Insid3Code: The problem is with fonts that have an non-ascii character in their name, all the default windows fonts are working fine here...

Greetings

@Insid3Code

I use fixsys font is working, I think the problem not of your plugin, maybe is x32_dbg.exe not support spcial none-english font.

Nice tool. Add a "make x64_dbg just in time debugger" feature pls in the next version.

Thanks for this update.

very good work, very useful tool!
i use it on 64-bit systems.
but i cann't use windows symbols with it.
i've downloaded symbols (windows 7 sp1 x64) from microsoft site,
but only 25% symbol was found, 60% mismatched, 15% not found at all.

i would be very glad if x64_dbg will be able to use IDA-map files, as syser.

@u_f_o: You should copy symsrv.dll into the x64_dbg directory and then set the environent variable like this:
Not recommended to use to globally, maybe a .bat file:
Greetings

loving the improvements and the progress and finally a x64 debugger.

thanks alot for all the time spend in this project.
looking forward to the next upgrade. ;)

It's a great poject. It's always good to see someone working actively on an x64 debugger who also responses/includes community feedback.

mr.exodia :

After days of testing the latest version 020, I found it less stable than 019 !!

First, the application threw several "Memory leaks" messages on Shutdown.

It was much slower than 019 and the worst problem was that once I bring the debugger's main window

to front, the debugger freezes and stops responding :(

I tried to debug the same target with version 019 and this problem didn't occur.

the freezing problem also occurs once any breakpoint is created or even reached.

I know that such general description is not very useful, If you need more information then

I will be happy to provide if I can.

V2.1ALPHA is out

Changelog:
http://x64dbg.com/changelog.html

(this post filter is really shit, it doesn't allow me to post the changelog)

Website:
http://x64dbg.com

Greetings,

Mr. eXoDia

Windows XP SP2 x64 bug. When loading 32bit exe eip points to AddressOfEntryPoint+1.

@SLV: XP is supported from SP3 and the debugger doesnt change the entry point, probably your exe does some tricks.

Exe is msie 6 x64.

Hi exodia,

How could I load application to x64dbg with argument ??? I Could not find any place to put argument in x64dbg ?

@Computer_Angel: Currently we are working on a feature to directly set the commandline from within the application, but now you have to use the InitDebug command.

We hope to be releasing an improved version of x64_dbg soon, no promises though.

Greetings,

Mr. eXoDia