Start: You can specify the executable file as a command line, or you can choose from the menu, or drag and drop it directly into ollydbg, or restart the previous debugger, or hook up a running program. If you also have a Windows API Help file (because the copyright issue Win32.hlp is not included), you can hang it in ollydbg so you can quickly get help with system functions. Help: This file contains the necessary information about understanding and using ollydbg. Supported processors: OLLYDBG supports all 80x86, Pentium, MMX, 3dnow!, Athlon extension instruction set, SSE instruction set, and related data formats, but does not support the SSE2 instruction set.Ĭonfiguration: There are as many as hundred (God!) ) option to set the appearance and operation of the ollydbg.ĭata format: ollydbg Data window can display all data formats: HEX, ASCII, UNICODE, 16/32-bit with/unsigned/hex integer, 32/64/80 bit floating point number, address, disassembly (MASM, ideal, or HLA), PE file header or thread data block. Also, ollydbg is very memory-aware, so if you need to use extensions such as tracking debug, it is recommended that you use more than 128MB of memory.
Operating Environment: ollydbg can work in any Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, or XP (untested) operating system with a Pentium processor, but we strongly recommend that you use a Pentium processor above 300-mhz to achieve the best results. But don't worry: the newly created ollydbg will soon be available in 2.00! This project has been stopped and I am not going to support this software anymore.
Version 1.10is the final release version. What makes it special is that it can solve problems without source code, and can handle problems that other compilers cannot solve. Ollydbgis a 32-bit assembly-analysis debugger with a visual interface.
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