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Thanks for telling me how to do tracing in
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If you find any bug, or want to modify it for some other reason, feel free to do it. Python script for creating such an output from these files is available here. Of course, it will be nicer to have these outputs listed in such a way as OllyDbg does, for example, but it just requires to write a script that links these two files together and displays the information in more convenient way. Sample contents of these files are given below: To print all memory and register accesses to Put a breakpoint at the address where you want to start tracing (using Radare2 is the tool that may be used for your purpose regardless the system and architecture (complete list of them is given here). The log file has been created and should be located in the same directory as DOSBox debugger - it will have Is a (hexadecimal) number of instructions to log for example:

Start application by dragging and dropping the executable on DOSBox debugger icon.Īt the moment you want to start logging the execution trace - application will freeze. Main 004E7245 MOV ,1 =00ĭOSBox Debugger will log everything you want when you are analysing DOS executable. The small excerpt of such a file is presented below (it shows only modified registers and doesn't enter system DLLs): That's it! You may now open and analyse the file (it will be probably huge nonetheless). When you want it to stop, click pause button (or Option and choose the file where you want to write entire run trace. Right click on that window once again and select Right click on a window that appeared and select memory and register options you want to have in the trace. Now, open your target application, but don't start it yet. Additionally, you may choose smaller trace buffer size if you want to dump the log to a file.
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Of course, if you don't want Olly to log all string instructions or code in system DLLs, you may just select two relevant boxes. Section and select options specified on image below: A short guide how to log it is presented below: OllyDbg2 is the tool that can be used for logging every single assembly instruction along with memory reads and writes. See the last section of this answer to get the solution for other systems and architectures.
