I’m not experienced with WinDbg and I’m attempting to set a data breakpoint (ba) on a static member variable in a C++ Win32 application to see when it is being corrupted by unintended writes. Let’s call it MyClass::m_StaticData. I understand that first I need to find the memory address of MyClass::m_StaticData. However, I’m not sure how to find the address of a static member variable. I’ve found commands for local variables (dv) and class instances (dt) but I haven’t found anything for statics.

I’m not experienced with WinDbg and I’m attempting to set a data breakpoint (ba) on a static member variable in a C++ Win32 application to see when it is being corrupted by unintended writes. Let’s call it MyClass::m_StaticData. I understand that first I need to find the memory address of MyClass::m_StaticData. However, I’m not sure how to find the address of a static member variable. I’ve found commands for local variables (dv) and class instances (dt) but I haven’t found anything for statics.

I’m not experienced with WinDbg and I’m attempting to set a data breakpoint (ba) on a static member variable in a C++ Win32 application to see when it is being corrupted by unintended writes. Let’s call it MyClass::m_StaticData. I understand that first I need to find the memory address of MyClass::m_StaticData. However, I’m not sure how to find the address of a static member variable. I’ve found commands for local variables (dv) and class instances (dt) but I haven’t found anything for statics.

I’m not experienced with WinDbg and I’m attempting to set a data breakpoint (ba) on a static member variable in a C++ Win32 application to see when it is being corrupted by unintended writes. Let’s call it MyClass::m_StaticData. I understand that first I need to find the memory address of MyClass::m_StaticData. However, I’m not sure how to find the address of a static member variable. I’ve found commands for local variables (dv) and class instances (dt) but I haven’t found anything for statics.

I’m not experienced with WinDbg and I’m attempting to set a data breakpoint (ba) on a static member variable in a C++ Win32 application to see when it is being corrupted by unintended writes. Let’s call it MyClass::m_StaticData. I understand that first I need to find the memory address of MyClass::m_StaticData. However, I’m not sure how to find the address of a static member variable. I’ve found commands for local variables (dv) and class instances (dt) but I haven’t found anything for statics.

I’m not experienced with WinDbg and I’m attempting to set a data breakpoint (ba) on a static member variable in a C++ Win32 application to see when it is being corrupted by unintended writes. Let’s call it MyClass::m_StaticData. I understand that first I need to find the memory address of MyClass::m_StaticData. However, I’m not sure how to find the address of a static member variable. I’ve found commands for local variables (dv) and class instances (dt) but I haven’t found anything for statics.

I’m not experienced with WinDbg and I’m attempting to set a data breakpoint (ba) on a static member variable in a C++ Win32 application to see when it is being corrupted by unintended writes. Let’s call it MyClass::m_StaticData. I understand that first I need to find the memory address of MyClass::m_StaticData. However, I’m not sure how to find the address of a static member variable. I’ve found commands for local variables (dv) and class instances (dt) but I haven’t found anything for statics.

I’m not experienced with WinDbg and I’m attempting to set a data breakpoint (ba) on a static member variable in a C++ Win32 application to see when it is being corrupted by unintended writes. Let’s call it MyClass::m_StaticData. I understand that first I need to find the memory address of MyClass::m_StaticData. However, I’m not sure how to find the address of a static member variable. I’ve found commands for local variables (dv) and class instances (dt) but I haven’t found anything for statics.