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Asked: 2026-05-25T12:33:42+00:00

To get the dump file (for crashes) I am using the userModeProcessorDumper.exe. Now the

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To get the dump file (for crashes) I am using the userModeProcessorDumper.exe. Now the question is how to read this file (to see the stack information). Regarding this I have couple of questions

  • Yes I know I can use WinDbg (related tools) to analyze the .dmp file. My question is – Can this be analyzed in Visual Studio? To be more specific – I am having Visual Studio Enterprise Edition 6 – In this particular pack – can the .dmp file be opened for analysis.

If Yes, Please help me with steps.

I see in web advice to use Visual Studio 2XXX version. So I am feeling that the same cannot be done using VS Enterprise Edition.

  • The application is built on MinGW, even these application – can we analyze in Visual Studio (what ever is the edition – i.e Visual Studio 2XXX or VS Enterprise Edition X.Y)? Should I take care of any additional setting for this.

Any material link on this topic would be very helpful to me.

Thanks a lot in advance for your advice.

PS : My application is a C++ based application.

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  1. Editorial Team

    From what I remembered, VS6 cannot be used to debug dumps. It’s been a while since I last used it, and trying to verify me memory I came across a workaround that might allow you to debug those dumps after all: Visual C++ 6, and post-mortem (crash dump) debugging.

    I don’t have VC6 at hand, and have no idea if this really works. Other than that, I feel for you… There are IDEs so much better than VC6. Hope this inability gives you the push towards an upgrade. Debugging dumps is really easy with VC7 and above.

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