Thanks for the quick response.

I think that I wasn't very clear (or complete) in my original inquiry.

What I was wondering about was that if I had a .EXE that I run in a guest, but I don't have the source corresponding to the .EXE would it be possible to "debug" the .EXE (including things like reverse continue) at the (for example) assembly language level, in conjunction with something like OllyDbg? I guess that maybe what I'm asking is are there any plans to have plugins for things like OllyDbg, etc. in the future, similar to how you now have the VS plugin to do this kind of "source-less" debugging?

Thanks again,

Jim

You said:

"I would expect that replay-based debugging in Visual Studio w/o source would work as well as normal debugging in Visual Studio w/o source".

I know that you also said that you hadn't done that, but I myself have not successfully used VS to do debugging w/o source either.

I did find this:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/0bxe8ytt.aspx

and:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/3s68z0b3.aspx

which talks about how to "attach" VS to an executable, but I haven't tried that yet.

Note, BTW, the comment at the end of the first page above, where it indicates that this doesn't work with VS2008, which may explain why I haven't been able to make that work ...

Anyway, assuming that I can do something like attach VS per above, how would that all work in conjunction with replay?

Thanks,

Jim