A WINDEV debug dump allows developers to reposition the debugger on the exact runtime information that existed when the dump was generated. This is critical for diagnosing intermittent crashes or bugs that only occur in production environments. Generating a Dump : You can use the dbgSaveDebugDump
To analyze the captured data, you must use the WINDEV 25 editor. The dump file allows you to view the call stack and the values of variables as they were when the dump was generated. windev 25 dump verified
| Feature | Standard Backup (Copy .FIC) | Verified Dump | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Fast | Slower (due to verification) | | Size | Exact size of tables | Can be smaller (optimized) or larger (with metadata) | | Integrity Check | None (blind copy of corrupt sectors) | Yes - Full read & validate | | Portability | Requires same WINDEV version + structure | Portable (recreates structure + data) | | Recovery from Corruption | Low (copies corruption) | High (extracts only valid records) | A WINDEV debug dump allows developers to reposition
In community forums, a "verified dump" often refers to a successfully extracted image of a physical security dongle (HASP/Sentinel) used to license the software. Verified Status The dump file allows you to view the