WinDbg Loop in ADPlus command file

[Scott]

When creating a -hang dump from ADPlus I try to format some of the
application critical areas so we can get an idea what went wrong without
downloading the full dmp file.

So I am trying to dump an array of structures (cpp) and I just can't get the
syntax correct

0:000> .for ($n=0; $n<g_pTranData->m_nMakeCodes; $n++){ ??
&g_pTranData->m_pMakeCodeTable[$n] }
Couldn't resolve error at '$n<g_pTranData->m_nMakeCodes; $n++){ ??
&g_pTranData->m_pMakeCodeTable[$n] }'

I am guessing the type of $n is not correct but the windbg documentation
only says "InitialCommand" and gives an example of using .for with a register.

So can someone give me a example for this type of output.

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Scott Norberg

[Jialiang Ge [MSFT]]

Hello Scott

I'm performing researches on this issue, and will update you as soon as
possible.

Regards,
Jialiang Ge
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[Jialiang Ge [MSFT]]

Hello

The pseudo-registers $t0-$t19 are used as variables in your script. Instead
of using $n, please try this:

.for (r $t1=0; $t1 < ....

[Scott]

Changing to the following statement sort of runs:

.for (r $t0=0;@$t0<@@c++(g_pTranData->m_iApplCodeCount);@$t0++){ ??
&g_pTranData->m_pApplCodes[@$t0] }

BUT does NOT increment $t0, so the first entry is just displayed over and
over. Very slow, so I don't know if it stops at the right number of
iterations.

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Scott Norberg

[Jialiang Ge [MSFT]]

Hello Scott

When you set a value to the register, you need to use 'r'. I modify your
script to:

.for (r $t0=0; $t0 < @@c++(g_pTranData->m_iApplCodeCount); r $t0=$t0+1) {
.. }

Pay attention to 'r' in:

r $t0=$t0+1

If you have any other questions, please feel free to tell me.