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.ecxr
The .ecxr command changes to the context that is associated with the dump's exception. It displays the registers at that context.
Use .cxr to reset the context to the default context.
In general, start the debugging of a dump file by executing .exr -1, .ecxr and k. And then use !analyze -v.
Additional Resources:
- Inside - .exr (Display Exception Record)
- Inside - .cxr (Change to and Display a Context structure)
- Inside - Windows SDK
- Microsoft Docs - Debugging Tools for Windows
- Microsoft Docs - .ecxr (Display Exception Context Record)
- MSDN - MiniDumpWriteDump function
- MSDN - MINIDUMP_EXCEPTION_INFORMATION structure
- MSDN - EXCEPTION_POINTERS structure
Note: Also supported as ".excr" due to the high occurrence of typos.
The .ecxr command changes to the context that is associated with the dump's exception. It displays the registers at that context.
Use .cxr to reset the context to the default context.
In general, start the debugging of a dump file by executing .exr -1, .ecxr and k. And then use !analyze -v.
Additional Resources:
- Inside - .exr (Display Exception Record)
- Inside - .cxr (Change to and Display a Context structure)
- Inside - Windows SDK
- Microsoft Docs - Debugging Tools for Windows
- Microsoft Docs - .ecxr (Display Exception Context Record)
- MSDN - MiniDumpWriteDump function
- MSDN - MINIDUMP_EXCEPTION_INFORMATION structure
- MSDN - EXCEPTION_POINTERS structure
Note: Also supported as ".excr" due to the high occurrence of typos.
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