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Platinum CDB Extension Library:


General Usage:
-include ptdbgext.h and link with ptdbgext.lib
-define structure using macros described below
-define globals ExtensionNames, Extensions, and g_pExtensionInitRoutine
-Use DEFINE_EXPORTED_FUNCTIONS do define exported functions
-Export "dump" and "help" from your dll using the def file
-Copy extension dll to a directory in your path
-Start CDB and attach to process
-Type "!<dll name>.help" for help

Demo files:
- extdemex directory contains sample application to debug
- extdemdl directory contains sample CDB extension dll

Demo Usage:
- Attach to process using "cdb /p <pid>"
- Type "!extdemdl.help"... you'll see the following

Demo CDB debugger extensions
help -- This command
dump <Struct Type Name>@<address expr>

- Type "dd extdemex!g_pMyClass l 1"... you'll see something like the following:
00402190 00313240

- Using the 2nd number, type "!extdemdl.dump CMyClass@0x00313240":
0:001> !extdemdl.dump CMyClass@0x00313240
++++++++++++++++ CMyClass@313240 ++++++++++++++++
<... dump deleted>
m_MyStruct @0x00313248
<... dump deleted>
---------------- CMyClass@313240 ----------------


- Use the m_MyStruct field to dump the embeded structure
by typing "!extdemdl.dump MY_STRUCT@0x00313248"
++++++++++++++++ MY_STRUCT@313248 ++++++++++++++++
m_cbName 26
m_szName This is a MY_STRUCT struct
---------------- MY_STRUCT@313248 ----------------


** Macro usage from _dbgdump.h
// Usage:
// Create a head file that includes this file and defines your field
// descriptors using only the following macros:
//
// BIT MASKS:
// BEGIN_BIT_MASK_DESCRIPTOR(BitMaskName) -
// start bit mask descriptor
// BIT_MASK_VALUE(Value) -
// Give a defined value for a bit mask. Uses #Value
// to describe the value. If your bitmask values are
// defined using #defines... then only the numerical
// values will appear in the dump... use BIT_MASK_VALUE2
// instead.
// BIT_MASK_VALUE2(Value, Description) -
// Give a value and description for a bit mask.
// END_BIT_MASK_DESCRIPTOR
// Mark the end of a bit mask descriptor
//
// ENUMS:
// BEGIN_ENUM_DESCRIPTOR(BitMaskName) -
// start enum descriptor
// ENUM_VALUE(Value) -
// Give a defined value for a enum. Uses #Value
// to describe the value.
// ENUM_VALUE2(Value, Description) -
// Give a value and description for a enum.
// END__DESCRIPTOR -
// Mark the end of a enum descriptor
//
// STRUCTURES & CLASSES:
// BEGIN_FIELD_DESCRIPTOR(FieldDescriptorName) -
// start field decscritor
// FIELD3(FieldType, StructureName, FieldName) -
// define non-enum public field
// FIELD4(FieldType, StructureName, FieldName, AuxInfo) -
// define enum public field
// For FIELD4, you should pass one of the following to
// to define the aux info:
// GET_ENUM_DESCRIPTOR(x)
// GET_BITMASK_DESCRIPTOR(x)
// Where x is one of the values used to define a bit mask
// or enum.
//
// END_FIELD_DESCRIPTOR -
// Define end of field descriptors for class/struct
//
// GLOBALS: - Used to tell ptdbgext what class/structures to dump
// BEGIN_STRUCT_DESCRIPTOR -
// Marks the begining of the global stuct descriptor
// STRUCT(TypeName,FieldDescriptor) -
// Defines a struct to dump. TypeName is the name of the
// type, and FieldDescriptor is a name given in a
// BEGIN_FIELD_DESCRIPTOR.
//
// NOTE: You must define bit masks & enums before classes and structures.
// You must also define the global STRUCT_DESCRIPTOR last.