Debugging Tools for Windows |
The !amli r extension displays information about the current context or the specified context.
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 |
If the AMLI Debugger prompt appears suddenly, this is a useful command to use.
For example, the following command will display the current context of the interpreter:
Context=c18b4000*, Queue=00000000, ResList=00000000
ThreadID=c15a6618, Flags=00000010
StackTop=c18b5eec, UsedStackSize=276 bytes, FreeStackSize=7636 bytes
LocalHeap=c18b40c0, CurrentHeap=c18b40c0, UsedHeapSize=88 bytes
Object=\_WAK, Scope=\_WAK, ObjectOwner=c18b4108, SyncLevel=0
AsyncCallBack=ff06b5d0, CallBackData=0, CallBackContext=c99efddc
MethodObject=\_WAK
80e0ff5c: Local0=Unknown()
80e0ff70: Local1=Unknown()
80e0ff84: Local2=Unknown()
80e0ff98: Local3=Unknown()
80e0ffac: Local4=Unknown()
80e0ffc0: Local5=Unknown()
80e0ffd4: Local6=Unknown()
80e0ffe8: Local7=Unknown()
80e0e040: RetObj=Unknown()
Next AML Pointer: ffffffff80e630df:[\_WAK+16]
ffffffff80e630df : If(S4BW
ffffffff80e630e5 : {
ffffffff80e630e5 : | Store(Zero, S4BW)
ffffffff80e630eb : }
For information about related commands and their uses, see The AMLI Debugger.