How to avoid the DbgCommand command being written to the logfile

Question

I\'m having an annoying issue with Pykd.pyd: I\'m using it in a script, launching several DbgCommand functions, like:

DbgCommand(\"dt 0         


        

Answer 1

Use pykd.typedVar class. It is specialy designed for such cases

Answer 2

try to change:

dt 0x000000eab87488f0 CMap<int,int,CUIntArray *,CUIntArray *> m_nCount

to:

var =  typedVar("CMap<int,int,CUIntArray *,CUIntArray *>", 0x000000eab87488f0 )
print var
print var.m_nCount
print var.m_nCount * 2

You can get access to any filed of CMap class and work with its as they are natural python types

If you are going to get typedVar multiple times you can cache type information to avoid performance problems:

CMap = typeInfo("CMap<int,int,CUIntArray *,CUIntArray *>")
var = typedVar( CMap, 0x000000eab87488f0 )

Answer 3

Try to enumerate types for your module ( with wildcard mask ) and find exact symbol name for CMap.

app = pykd.module("<application_name>")
for tp in app.enumTypes("CMap*"):
   print tp

I can try to reproduce an issue on a small example, but I need to know your Visual Studio version.