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Dump tool for .Net.

This started off as a tool I use at work, a collection of my ClrMD scripts. It's extremely spartan and needs some refactoring.

Getting started with Git and GitHub

• People new to GitHub should consider using GitHub for Windows.
• If you decide not to use GHFW you will need to:

1. Set up Git and connect to GitHub
2. Fork the Dumpty repository

• Finally you should look into git - the simple guide

Rules for Our Git Repository

• We use "A successful Git branching model". What this means is that:
  • You need to branch off of the develop branch when creating new features or non-critical bug fixes.
  • Each logical unit of work must come from a single and unique branch:
    • A logical unit of work could be a set of related bugs or a feature.
    • You should wait for us to accept the pull request (or you can cancel it) before committing to that branch again.

1. Execute the REPL command at the CLI: dumpty -e repl
2. Load a memory dump: load "C:\dev\dumps\dump.dmp"
3. Execute a command: dumpstrings "C:\dev\strings"

• repl: Creates a REPL
• help: When followed by another command, explains the usage of the command
• load: Loads a memory dump
• dumpstrings: Finds unique strings and dumps them to a directory as individual files
• agcroot: Aggregates GC roots. Helps with finding memory issues caused by large amounts of small objects.

Dumpty is licensed under the MIT license, which can be found in LICENSE.

Additional Restrictions

• We only accept code that is compatible with the MIT license (essentially, BSD and Public Domain).
• Copying copy-left (GPL-style) code is strictly forbidden.