I would like to contribute to x64_dbg project

[tr4ceflow]

Because the author of x64dbg cannot receive any messages I will try this way and hopefully I do not violates the board rules. I only registered an account to ask the following question:

 

 

Hello,

 

I am the author of TIA:

https://github.com/tr4ceflow/TIA

 

I saw your project x64dbg and I tried to fork it some time ago. But due my bad skills in using the "titan debugger" (which sounds great like a great idea!) I did not understand what you did there (or I did not understand all I need to understand to create useful extensions to your project).

 

My though is that we do not need another creepy Debugger in TIA or another dying project of mine. So I would like to contribute to your project instead of writing an own bad stupid debugger+gui. To be honest I currently have no plan how to write a custom working debugger. But I like my ideas in the GUI I've created. 

 

There is also a working exe that demonstrates the GUI:

https://github.com/tr4ceflow/TIA/releases

 

May be we can merge some code of mine to your project. To be more precise: I ask you to use my GUI code and integrate this into your debugger+gui interface. What do you think about that? 

Short: I would ( I WANTS) to contribute to your project, but I have no plan how I can get started and if I would helpful for you. This should not be advertising for my project since it won't become a full working debugger and so it is not a competing project. It only was a project to try some things in Qt to learn.If you do not need anything, I want to apologize for your time.

 

PS: feel free to use the part of my source that tries to recognize DLL-calls and their arguments list for auto-comments 

 

PSS: To make things clear. I only want to inform you, that you can use my code if it is usefull for you

 

edit: What I've got so far:

 

see corresponding fork

Edited June 9, 2014 by tr4ceflow

[mrexodia]

@tr4ceflow: My email is always open maybe you were placed in spam on accident. To get to the point, I wouldn't like to drop all my (and Sigma's) work and start using your GUI. I think it's not fit for debugging, but more for static analysis, so I was thinking, we could maybe integrate a static part in the debugger. Dropping the olly-like GUI just doesn't seem like a good idea to me.

Currently I'm still in Paris, so I'll respond properly to you on monday.

Greetings