supressing "args to child" info in !process cmd

WINDBG
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I did search before I post. Sorry if the question had been asked but how do I convince “!process xxxxxxxx`xxxxxxxx 7” not to show the “args to child” in the k dump section? The args ain’t not useful at all most of the time but it takes up a lot of useful screen real estate. This is not good for someone has to look at 5-6 kd instance at the same time even he/she may have a dual monitor setup.

Thanks,
Calvin Guan
Broadcom Corp.
Connecting Everything(r)

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That’s bit 3 in the flags:

Bit 3 (0x8)
(Windows XP and later) Displays the return address, the stack pointer, and
(on Itanium-based systems) the bsp register value for each function. The
display of function arguments is suppressed.

So try “!process xxxxxxxx`xxxxxxxx f” and see if that gets you what you
want.

-scott

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Scott Noone
Consulting Associate
OSR Open Systems Resources, Inc.
http://www.osronline.com

wrote in message news:xxxxx@windbg…
>I did search before I post. Sorry if the question had been asked but how do
>I convince “!process xxxxxxxx`xxxxxxxx 7” not to show the “args to child”
>in the k dump section? The args ain’t not useful at all most of the time
>but it takes up a lot of useful screen real estate. This is not good for
>someone has to look at 5-6 kd instance at the same time even he/she may
>have a dual monitor setup.
>
> Thanks,
> Calvin Guan
> Broadcom Corp.
> Connecting Everything(r)
>

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Thanks Scott, that does what I want. I humbly think this should be the default behavior.

Calvin