1 # kerninfo.cif

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    10 # Accenture - Initial contribution

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    12 

    13 ==name kerninfo

    14 

    15 ==short-description

    16 

    17 Displays lists of useful things, such as processes, threads, feature registry settings, and the like.

    18 

    19 ==long-description

    20 

    21 For example to list all the chunks containing the word "fshell", do:

    22 

    23     kerninfo chunk --match *fshell*

    24 

    25 To get detailed information about the thread with ID 27, do:

    26 

    27 	kerninfo --verbose thread 27

    28 

    29 ==see-also

    30 

    31 L<ps|ps>, L<objinfo|objinfo>, L<chunkinfo|chunkinfo>, L<fuser|fuser>, L<svrinfo|svrinfo>, L<listapps|listapps>, L<hal|hal>

    32 

    33 ==argument enum object-type

    34 

    35 The type of object to list.

    36 

    37 ==enum-value process

    38 

    39 ==enum-value thread

    40 

    41 ==enum-value chunk

    42 

    43 ==enum-value server

    44 

    45 ==enum-value codeseg

    46 

    47 ==enum-value hal

    48 

    49 ==enum-value windowgroup

    50 

    51 ==enum-value mimetype

    52 

    53 ==enum-value openfile

    54 

    55 ==enum-value featurereg

    56 

    57 ==enum-value msgq

    58 

    59 ==enum-value mutex

    60 

    61 ==enum-value semaphore

    62 

    63 ==enum-value timer

    64 

    65 ==argument int object-index optional

    66 

    67 List information about a particular object. If not specified, list all objects of this type. For threads and processes, you can pass in a thread/process ID. For other object types, you must pass in the index obtained by running the command with no index argument.

    68 

    69 ==option string m match

    70 

    71 Only display objects whose (non-verbose) info matches the specified string. TDesC::Match style wildcards are allowed. Only makes sense when listing all objects, ie when object-index is not specified.

    72 

    73 ==option string M regex-match

    74 

    75 Like --match but allows a regular expression to be used rather than simple TDesC::Match.

    76 

    77 ==option bool v verbose

    78 

    79 Displays full information for the objects.

    80 

    81 ==option bool V verbosematch

    82 

    83 Makes --match (and --regex-match) match against the verbose info rather than the short info. Caution, this can be extremely slow particularly for threads. Implies --verbose.

    84 

    85 ==copyright

    86 

    87 Copyright (c) 2008-2010 Accenture. All rights reserved.

    88