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krash function, 3–11
L
ld command
using to build a kernel image file
,
1–2
libkdbx.a library
, 3–1
library functions
for extensions to kdbx debugger
,
3–2
library routines
for writing kdbx extensions
, 3–2
linked list
using in a kdbx extension
, 3–24e
list_action kdbx extension
, 2–22
list_nth_cell function
, 3–13
loadable modules
specifying location of for crash
dumps
, 2–4
lock
(
See complex lock, simple lock )
lockinfo kdbx extension, 2–25
lockmode system attribute
, 2–10
lockstats kdbx extension
, 2–24
M
machine_slot structure, 4–11
message buffer, preserved
examining with dbx debugger
, 2–10
modules
loadable, specifying location of for
crash dumps
, 2–4
mount kdbx extension, 2–26
N
namecache kdbx extension, 2–27
new_proc function, 3–14
next_number function, 3–14
next_token function, 3–15
O
ofile kdbx extension
, 2–27
operating system version
displaying
, 2–10
location of in crashdc output
, A–5
P
p command
, 4–3
paddr kdbx extension
, 2–28
panic function
, 1–5
panic string
location of in crashdc output
, A–5
where stored, 4–1
paniccpu variable
, 4–9
panicstr variable
example of displaying
, 4–3
pc value
determining with kdbx
, 4–6
disassembling, 4–6
pcb kdbx extension
, 2–28
pcb variable, A–6
PID
displaying
, 4–6
pointer
casting to a data structure
, 3–6
pr command
, 2–14
preserved message buffer
contents of
, A–5
examining with dbx debugger
, 2–10
example of displaying, 4–6
print command
, 2–15
print function, 3–16
print_status function
, 3–16
printf kdbx extension, 2–28
proc kdbx extension, 2–29
procaddr kdbx extension, 2–30
process control block
displaying for a thread
, 2–28
process ID
location of in crashdc output
, A–6
process table, A–7
displaying, 2–29
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