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Hi.
I see that the debugger do a analysis like IDA do before starting to debug itself the target. That analysis is done each time the executable is loaded even is the same and not modified. Can you do a file that keep the analysis and if the CRC change analyse again else is a waste of time to wait each time for the analysis to complete. Or i am wrong? |
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Hi giv, you're wrong cause its not analysis its mostly rebasing hash maps (comments, labels, xref, etc.) to new imagebase, creating a new debugger database and stashing the current one cause it will be restored when debugger exits (assuming you don't use memory snapshot feature). Full analysis is done only at the beginning that is when you load a new file into disassembly.
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