linux::displaylinuxlist

Lists the expression for each element of a Linux list.

Syntax

displaylinuxlist -list <listName> -function <functionWhereListIsVisible> -address <listAddress> -type <elementTypeName> [-next <nextPath>]

Options

The following table lists and defines options of the linux::displaylinuxlist command.

Table 1. `linux::displaylinuxlist` Command-line debugger command - Options
Command	Description
`-l[ist] <listName>`	The name of the list (must be global).
`-f[unction] <functionWhereListIsVisible>`	Some function where the list is visible, optional.
`-a[ddress] <listAddress>`	The address of the list, in hexa, only in case when (listName,functionWhereListIsVisible) are not specified, to be used with local lists.
`-t[ype] <elementTypeName>`	The type of the list elements.
`-n[ext] <nextPath>`	Specifies in order all the structure member names needed to reach the next element.

Examples

The following table lists and defines examples of the linux::displaylinuxlist command.

Table 2. `linux::displaylinuxlist` Command-line debugger command - Examples
Command	Description
`linux::displaylinuxlist -list workqueues -function __create_workqueue -type workqueue_struct -next list next`	Lists the current workqueues.
`linux::displaylinuxlist -address 0xC00703fc -type workqueue_struct -next list next`	Lists the current workqueues, 0xC00703fc should be the address of workqueues. Available only if the kernel is stopped.