rebasing DLLs for debug purpose, anyone doing it?

in an article about Windows debugging and the CrashFinder application, John Robbins says: "You should run REBASE.EXE as part of your build process to ensure that it is always done." (Bugslayer, Microsoft Systems Journal, April 1998, http://www.microsoft.开发者_JAVA百科com/msj/0498/bugslayer0498.aspx)

I would like to know if the rebasing for debug purpose is worth the trouble.

There is a similar question Is rebasing DLLs (or providing an appropriate default load address) worth the trouble? but it is not related to debug purpose but to speeding up DLLs loading.

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Yes it's still well worth rebasing your DLL so that it doesn't clash with other DLLs in the host process. I won't list the benefits since you do so in the links in your question!