Debugging Applications for Microsoft .NET and Microsoft Windows by Robbins has been a great, great help to me. Tonight, I used Visual Studio 2005 to compile several of the utilities supplied with the book and had to make a few changes to upgrade from Visual Studio .NET.
For CrashFinder, change the return value of OnNcHitTest to LRESULT in About.{h,cpp} and Statlink.{h,cpp}. The tricky bit is to add #define _USE_32BIT_TIME_T to stdafx.h. Then you can either modify all of the string handling routines or unselect Treat Warnings as Errors to complete the compilation.
Robbins recommends creating map files with the linker options /MAPINFO:EXPORTS and /MAPINFO:LINES. The LINES option in Visual Studio 2005's linker has been removed, but you can resurrect that information using pdb2map from the book's CD. That's the only way I know to get this information.
