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list_action " type" next-field end-addr start-addr [ flags] command
The arguments to the list_action extension are as follows:
"type "
The type of an element in the specified list.
next-field
The name of the field that points to the next element.
end-addr
The value of the next field that terminates the list.
If the list is NULL-terminated, the value of the
end-addr argument is zero (0). If the list is circular,
the value of the end-addr argument is equal to the
start-addr argument.
start_addr
The address of the list. This argument can be a
variable name or a number address.
flags
Use the −head header flag to display the header
argument as the table header.
Use the −cond arg flag to filter input as specified
by arg. The debugger evaluates the condition for
each array element, and if it evaluates to true,
the action is taken on the element. The same
substitutions that are applied to the command are
applied to the condition.
command
The debugger command to perform on each element
of the list.
The kdbx debugger includes several aliases, such as procaddr, that might
be easier than using the list_action extension directly.
The kdbx debugger applies substitutions in the same style as printf
substitutions for each command element. The possible substitutions are as
follows:
Conversion Character
Description
%a
Address of an element
%c
Cast of an address to a pointer
to a list element
%i
Index of an element within the list
%n
Name of the next field
%t
Type of pointer to an element
Kernel Debugging Utilities 2–23