Spy Studio

version 2.0.1 | windows

Name: Spy Studio
Version: 2.0.1
Size: 6.92 MB
Category: Debugging & Compilers
License: Free
Released: 2012-07-31
Developer: Nektra
Downloads: 841
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Description
SpyStudio is the best product to trace user-mode API calls on Windows. SpyStudio is an Application tracer which shows and interprets calls, displaying the results in a structured way which is easy for any IT professional to understand. SpyStudio can understand the resources that an application uses, track down errors, detect malware and create application layers for virtualization.

SpyStudio has a trace comparison tool which is useful for identifying problems in virtualized environments. You can obtain two samples: the native version of the application and the virtual version which has the problems. Using the 'Compare traces' feature, you can see what is missing in the virtual environment. SpyStudio is the user-mode complement of Process Monitor. Looking for application errors with kernel-mode traces is tedious, and it is very difficult to see the final outcome of a user-mode call. With kernel-mode tools, you get a lot of noise that the application does not see, since a single user-mode call generates lots of kernel-mode events that are not important from the application's perspective. Most application errors are generated by failed user-mode calls which expect a different state of some resources: registry keys and values, files, pipes, services and printers.

SpyStudio can also be used for Dynamic Program Analysis because it allows to trace a large number of functions which provide more than enough data to understand the application flow, runtime dependencies and resources used.
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