Debugging Tools for Windows |
In Windows XP and later versions of Windows, AMLI Debugger extension commands are contained in the extension module kdexts.dll and use the following syntax:
In Windows 2000, these extension commands are contained in acpikd.dll and use the following syntax:
As with any extension module, after it has been loaded you can omit the acpikd prefix.
If you are at the AMLI Debugger prompt, you can execute any of these extension commands by simply entering the command name without the !amli prefix:
When you are at this prompt, the !amli debugger command is not available (because it would be meaningless). Also, the help command ( ? ) at this prompt shows all AMLI Debugger extensions and commands, while the !amli ? extension only displays help on actual extensions.
Action | Extension Command |
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Display Help | !amli ? |
Set AML Breakpoint | !amli bp |
List AML Breakpoints | !amli bl |
Disable AML Breakpoint | !amli bd |
Enable AML Breakpoint | !amli be |
Clear AML Breakpoint | !amli bc |
Enter AMLI Debugger | !amli debugger |
Display Event Log | !amli dl |
Clear Event Log | !amli cl |
Display Heap | !amli dh |
Display Data Object | !amli do |
Display Stack | !amli ds |
Display Namespace Object | !amli dns |
Find Namespace Object | !amli find |
Display Nearest Method | !amli ln |
List All Contexts | !amli lc |
Display Context Information | !amli r |
Unassemble AML Code | !amli u |
Set AMLI Debugger Options | !amli set |