usage: NTSD
| -xe ]
where: -? displays this help text
-aDllName sets the default extension DLL
-c executes the following debugger command
-d sends all debugger output to kernel debugger via DbgPrint
-g ignores initial breakpoint in debuggee
-G ignores final breakpoint at process termination
-hd disables heap manager validity checking
-i ignores AV generated by loader fixups on pre3.51 systems
-lines requests that line number information be used if present
-netsyms:{yes|no} allow or disallow loading symbols from a network path
-o debugs all processes launched by debuggee
-r specifies the (0-3) error level to break on (SeeSetErrorLevel)
-s disables lazy symbol loading
-t specifies the (0-3) error level to display (SeeSetErrorLevel)
-v enables verbose output from debugger
-n enables verbose output from symbol handler
-w specifies to debug 16 bit applications in a separate VDM
-x disables break on AV exceptions
-xd disables stopping on specified exception
-xe enables stopping on specified exception
-z reserved for OS/2 debugging
-2 creates a separate console window for debuggee
-- is the same as -G -g -o -p -1
-p pid specifies the decimal process Id to attach to
command-line is the command to run under the debugger
Environment Variables:
_NT_SYMBOL_PATH=
Specify symbol image path. (Default = %SystemRoot%)
_NT_ALT_SYMBOL_PATH=
Specify an alternate symbol image path.
_NT_DEBUG_EXTENSIONS=dllname(s)
If specified, it is a semi-colon separated list of debugger extension DL
L names
This specifies the search order when resolving debugger extension comman
ds
NTSD: exiting - press enter --->
[ Last edited by ruisoft on 2008-12-2 at 09:37 ]
| -xe ]
where: -? displays this help text
-aDllName sets the default extension DLL
-c executes the following debugger command
-d sends all debugger output to kernel debugger via DbgPrint
-g ignores initial breakpoint in debuggee
-G ignores final breakpoint at process termination
-hd disables heap manager validity checking
-i ignores AV generated by loader fixups on pre3.51 systems
-lines requests that line number information be used if present
-netsyms:{yes|no} allow or disallow loading symbols from a network path
-o debugs all processes launched by debuggee
-r specifies the (0-3) error level to break on (SeeSetErrorLevel)
-s disables lazy symbol loading
-t specifies the (0-3) error level to display (SeeSetErrorLevel)
-v enables verbose output from debugger
-n enables verbose output from symbol handler
-w specifies to debug 16 bit applications in a separate VDM
-x disables break on AV exceptions
-xd disables stopping on specified exception
-xe enables stopping on specified exception
-z reserved for OS/2 debugging
-2 creates a separate console window for debuggee
-- is the same as -G -g -o -p -1
-p pid specifies the decimal process Id to attach to
command-line is the command to run under the debugger
Environment Variables:
_NT_SYMBOL_PATH=
Specify symbol image path. (Default = %SystemRoot%)
_NT_ALT_SYMBOL_PATH=
Specify an alternate symbol image path.
_NT_DEBUG_EXTENSIONS=dllname(s)
If specified, it is a semi-colon separated list of debugger extension DL
L names
This specifies the search order when resolving debugger extension comman
ds
NTSD: exiting - press enter --->
[ Last edited by ruisoft on 2008-12-2 at 09:37 ]