DA, DB, DC, DD, DI, DS, DT, DU, DW
(Display Memory)
Syntax
D{ A | B | C | D | I
| S | T | U | W} [[range]]
Parameters
range
The memory
area to display. See Range Syntax for information on the range syntax.
Description
Displays the
contents of memory in the given range. Each line shows the address of the first
byte in the line, followed by the contents of memory at that and following
locations.
If you omit range,
the command will display memory starting at the ending location of the last
Display command. This allows you to continuously scan through memory.
When WinDbg
is displaying ANSI or Unicode characters, it will stop displaying characters at
the first null byte. When displaying ANSI characters, all characters, including
non-printable characters, are displayed using the current code page character
set. With Unicode, all nonprintable and nonmappable characters are displayed as
dots.
|
Command |
Definition |
Displays |
|
|
DA |
Display
ANSI |
ANSI
(extended ASCII) characters |
|
|
DB |
Display
Bytes (char) |
Byte values
and ANSI characters |
|
|
DC |
Display
Code |
Assembly-language
instructions (disassembly) |
|
|
DD |
Display
Doublewords |
Doubleword
(4-byte) values and ANSI characters |
|
|
DI |
Display
8-Byte Reals (double) |
8-byte
hexadecimal values and floating-point representations |
|
|
DS |
Display
4-Byte Reals |
4-byte
hexadecimal values and floating-point representations |
|
|
DT |
Display
10-Byte Reals |
10-byte
hexadecimal values and floating-point representations |
|
|
DU |
Display
Unicode |
Unicode
characters |
|
|
DW |
Display
Words (short) |
Word values
and Unicode characters |
|
Note With the DC
(Dump Code) command, you can use the standard range syntax or startaddress
I line to dump line instructions starting at startaddress.