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Compatibility functionality for WinDbg users.

Functions:

• enhex –
• db –

  Starting at the specified address, dump N bytes

• dw –

  Starting at the specified address, dump N words

• dd –

  Starting at the specified address, dump N dwords

• dq –

  Starting at the specified address, dump N qwords

• dc –
• dX –

  Traditionally, windbg will display 16 bytes of data per line.

• eb –

  Write hex bytes at the specified address.

• ew –

  Write hex words at the specified address.

• ed –

  Write hex dwords at the specified address.

• eq –

  Write hex qwords at the specified address.

• ez –

  Write a character at the specified address.

• eza –

  Write a string at the specified address.

• eX –

  This relies on windbg's default hex encoding being enforced

• dds –

  Dump pointers and symbols at the specified address.

• da –
• ds –
• bl –

  List breakpoints

• bd –

  Disable the breakpoint with the specified index.

• be –

  Enable the breakpoint with the specified index.

• bc –

  Clear the breakpoint with the specified index.

• bp –
• k –

  Print a backtrace (alias 'bt')

• go –

  WinDbg compatibility alias for 'continue' command.

• ln –

  List the symbols nearest to the provided value.

• peb –
• pc –

  WinDbg compatibility alias for 'nextcall' command.

Attributes:

• da_parser –
• ds_parser –
• parser –

da_parser = ArgumentParser(
    description="Dump a string at the specified address."
)

ds_parser = ArgumentParser(
    description="Dump a string at the specified address."
)

parser = ArgumentParser(
    description="List the symbols nearest to the provided value."
)

enhex(size, value)

db(address, count=64)

dw(address, count=32)

dd(address, count=16)

dq(address, count=8)

dc(address, count=8)

dX(size, address, count, to_string=False, repeat=False)

eb(address, data)

ew(address, data)

ed(address, data)

eq(address, data)

ez(address, data)

eza(address, data)

eX(size, address, data, hex=True) -> None

dds(addr)

da(address, max) -> None

ds(address, max) -> None

bl() -> None

bd(which='*') -> None

be(which='*') -> None

bc(which='*') -> None

bp(where) -> None

k() -> None

go() -> None

ln(value: int = None) -> None

peb() -> None

pc()