System Console 1.2.1a

A program that will provide you with system level API and callback subsystem for realization debugging and monitoring needs. System Console has been created as assistant software for developers, and at first approach as tool complementing well known development systems Despite such systems is very big and powerful, they dont have some useful features for advanced developing and debugging.
These features is very desirable when level of developer is going up and developing software is moving to the deep system side. System Console is going to help correct this misbalance.
Moreover, System Console was designed as really scalable software and helps to create and fast integrate executing code for special needs. System Console will provide you with system level API and callback subsystem for realization debugging and monitoring needs. In addition System Console contains debug subsystem and IA32 decoder.
Because System Console is scalable software, every developer can easily utilize its capabilities for own needs. For example, by some reasons, you need to calculate how many times application starts new threads between two events.
In this case it is enough to create small piece of code with a couple calls of System Console API functions and display calculation on System Console window. Then apply this code as System Console extension, and type appropriate command from System Consoles command line. Your code will executed and all results will redirected to System Console or file on demand.
A System Console events notify subsystem can trace many system events and redirect notifications to the active console stream. System Console can read/write user and kernel memory, display about information process modules and process memory map, threads, handles information and many other useful things from Windows NT internals.
It contains debugger and decoder, process freezer and many other useful features that can help developers create more powerful and reliable program code. System Console provides up to twelve streams. Each stream has a separated output subsystem and can print information into System Console window or file on demand. Stream command buffer can save commands sequences and restore them on next System Console start.
Main features:
- Scalable and open software architecture that allows to create System Console extensions and use advanced System Console API and monitoring subsystem for special debugging needs;
- Integrated debugger and decoder for debugging of Windows applications;
- Windows kernel integrated, advanced System Console API;
- Multicolored System Console output system, with up to twelve independent streams. Each independent stream allows to display information on System Console output stream window or disk file.
- Command line based control subsystem with many useful predefined commands, that allows get expanded information about operation system objects like process, thread, modules, keys etc, and memory content in user and kernel space;
- Process freezer to suspend process, for getting process information more accurately, because on executing process, internal information like thread count, memory map structure, modules is being loaded to process context and other parameters, are changing very intensively;
- Command line entries saving on exit and restoring on start for each stream;
- Support all command of Windows standard console (cmd32.exe) ;
- Saving stream content with restoring on next start on demand;
- System Console trace subsystem for monitoring of creating, destroying, opening, and closing most of important Windows kernel objects (process, thread, file, event, key, mutex, semaphore, port, directory, iocompletion), with callback functionality;
- Support exclusive access descriptors technology.
System requirements:
- 256 RAM for full functioning
Version restrictions:
- 15 hours trial