Internally, the kernel maintains lists of all current objects, -organized by type. Each list is a container, a DObjectCon object, -with one for each object type.
-The c -command will walk through all objects in a given list. The type of object is -identified by appending a number after the command. For example, -DProcess objects are identified by the number 1, so to walk -through all current DProcess objects type:
-> c1
-The command effectively executes a -q command on each -object in the "processes" container.
- -Internally, the kernel maintains lists of all current objects, +organized by type. Each list is a container, a DObjectCon object, +with one for each object type.
+The c +command will walk through all objects in a given list. The type of object is +identified by appending a number after the command. For example, +DProcess objects are identified by the number 1, so to walk +through all current DProcess objects type:
+> c1
+The command effectively executes a +q command on each +object in the "processes" container.
+ +