I have 198 Windows crash dump files (.DMP) and I need to find out which ones are relevant for analysis.
IMHO, a crash dump should contain at least the following information:
- name of the executable that crashed
- version of the executable
- exception code (like C0000005 for an access violation)
- time of the crash
The tool
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should receive a directory as a parameter and then rename the files as
{exe} {version} {exception code} {time}.DMP, or according to a configurable naming scheme. -
must run on Windows
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be gratis (open-source preferred)
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should be a command line tool.
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work offline (except for downloading symbols)
I have tried:
- use a WinDbg script and run via
cdb. It’s not fun.
