I'm investigatin a memory dump, using windbg. It contains lots of entries, which I like to investigate (using windbg dt command), but this seems to be failing:
About the symbols:
0:000> x /2 <product_name>!<company>::<main_product>::<chapter>::<subchapter>::<Current_Object>*
01251194 <product_name>!<company>::<main_product>::<chapter>::<subchapter>::<Current_Object>::`vftable'
0125115c <product_name>!<company>::<main_product>::<chapter>::<subchapter>::<Current_Object>::`vftable'
=> the objects are known by the symbols. (the .sympath is correct)
dt <product_name>!<company>::<main_product>::<chapter>::<subchapter>::<Current_Object>::`vftable' <memory_address>
=> symbol <product_name>!<company>::<main_product>::<chapter>::<subchapter>::<Current_Object> not found
For your information: I've tried with/without <product_name>, with/without :: at the end, with/without the whole namespace entries, ...
=> How can I get windbg dt to work, while working with namespace preceeded types?
For some weird reason, this seems not to work using Windbg, but using Windbg preview it works. (Just for your information, I've checked both symbol paths, they are equal)