Rust support for reading and writing Program Database (PDB) files

This crate provides the ability to read and write Program Database (PDB) files. PDB files contain debugging symbols and other information used by debuggers and development tools, when targeting the Windows operating system.

All information in this implementation is based on publicly-available information

With the exception of MSFZ, this implementation is based solely on public sources that describe the PDB and MSF data structures. This repository does not contain any confidential Microsoft intellectual property.

THIS IMPLEMENTATION IS NOT AUTHORITATIVE AND IS NOT A REFERENCE IMPLEMENTATION

This implementation is NOT an authoritative reference. It may contain defects or inaccuracies. As the LICENSE states, this implementation is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind. Specifically, this implementation DOES NOT make any guarantees about compatibility or interoperability with any other toolset, including (but not limited to) Microsoft Visual C++ (MSVC) and Clang.

The authors of this effort may make a good-faith effort to fix bugs, including bugs discovered by the authors or the community. However, as the license states, this repository is provided "as is" and there is absolutely no obligation or expectation on levels of service for the implementation provided in this repository.

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Repository

• https://github.com/microsoft/pdb-rs

Contacts

• sivadeilra on GitHub
• Arlie Davis ardavis@microsoft.com