Debugging Tools for Windows |
The !amli bl extension displays a list of all AML breakpoints.
Syntax in Windows 2000
Syntax in Windows XP and later
Windows NT 4.0 | Unavailable |
Windows 2000 | Acpikd.dll |
Windows XP and later | Kdexts.dll |
The AMLI Debugger supports a maximum of ten breakpoints.
Here is an example of the !amli bl extension:
0: <e> ffffffff80e5e2f1:[\_SB.LNKD._SRS]
1: <e> ffffffff80e5d969:[\_SB.LNKB._STA]
2: <d> ffffffff80e630c9:[\_WAK]
3: <e> ffffffff80e612c9:[\_SB.MBRD._CRS]
The first column gives the breakpoint number. The <e> and <d> marks indicate whether the breakpoint is enabled or disabled. The address of the breakpoint is in the next column. Finally, the method containing the breakpoint is listed, with the offset of the breakpoint if it is not set at the start of the method.
For information about related commands and their uses, see The AMLI Debugger.