Diagnostics
Trying to find a defect in the kernel? Great! Thanks for your contribution!
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Trying to find a defect in the kernel? Great! Thanks for your contribution!
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The simulated kernel contains its own diagnostic tools to allow you to diagnose what's wrong with a feature. These diagnostic tools help you analyze the kernel for what it's doing and for how it failed.
There are two ways to diagnose the kernel: in-kernel debugging, and using Visual Studio.
In-kernel debugging allows you to use its own built-in tools to debug the kernel and its components. For more information, head to the below page.
This way of debugging is only available if you have Visual Studio installed. If you have the source code of the kernel cloned from our GitHub, you can attach the Nitrocid KS process to the debugger. Here's how, assuming that Nitrocid KS is already open:
Open Visual Studio to the empty project
Right-click on Debug -> Attach to Process
Find Nitrocid.exe
Click on Attach
In case Visual Studio is asking for source files, point to a file within the Nitrocid KS source
