SOS使用详解(.NET 2.0/3.0/3.5)

This is the list of commands related to the SOS extension that I use when debugging with WinDbg most of the .NET issues I face:

 

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HELP
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.hh
  -> Open Debugger.chm.
!SOS.help
  -> See all commands in an extension.
!SOS.help !command
  -> Get help for one command in an extension.

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PREPARE THE ENVIRONMENT
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SET SYMBOL PATH
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.sympath
    -> Shows current symbol path.
.sympath srv*c:\symbols*\\symbols\symbols
    -> Sets symbol path.
.sympath+ srv*c:\symbolspub*http://msdl.microsoft.com/downloads/symbols
    -> Adds path to symbol path.
 
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SET SOURCE CODE PATH
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.srcpath
    -> Shows current source path.
.srcpath \\dubitgfila04\DevDivServicing\whidbey\50727.42\sources
    -> Sets source path.
.srcpath+ C:\path
    -> Adds path to source path.
 
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LOAD EXTENSIONS
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.chain
    -> Shows loaded extensions.  
!EEVersion
    -> Shows .NET version and SOS version.
.load SOS
    -> Loads extension.
sxe ld mscorwks.dll; g; .loadby SOS mscorwks
sxe -c "" clrn; g; .loadby SOS mscorwks
sxe -c ".loadby sos mscorwks; g" ld mscorwks.dll
    -> Loads the right version of SOS when mscorwks.dll gets loaded.
.unload SOS
    -> Unloads extension

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SET A BREAKPOINT
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FIND METHOD
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!DumpDomain
    -> Shows all app domains and their assemblies/modules.
!DumpAssembly <Assembly>
    -> Shows assembly info: name, modules...
!DumpModule -mt <Module>
    -> Shows Method Tables (types) defined and referenced by a module.
!DumpMT -md <Method Table>
    -> Shows Method Descriptors of a Method Table.
!DumpMD <Method Descriptor>
    -> Shows Method Descriptor info. We can see Code Address if method
       is jitted.
!Name2EE <Module> <NameSpace.Class.Method>
!Name2EE <Module>!<NameSpace.Class.Method>
    -> Shows Method Descriptor and jitted Code Address of a method.
!Name2EE * <NameSpace.Class.Method>
!Name2EE *!<NameSpace.Class.Method>
    -> Shows Module, Method Descriptor and jitted Code Address of a
       method.

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SET BREAKPOINT
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!BPMD -md <Method Descriptor>
    -> Sets breakpoint on method by Method Descriptor.
bp <Code Address>
    -> Sets breakpoint on method by jitted Code Address.
!BPMD <Module> <NameSpace.Class.Method>
    -> Sets breakpoint on method by module and name.
bl
    -> Lists breakpoints.
bd 0
bd *
    -> Disables breakpoints.
be 1
    -> Enables breakpoint.
bc 0
    -> Removes breakpoints.

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STEP THROUGH CODE
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l+t
    -> Enables source code mode. With private symbols and source code,
       Windbg will open source code files automatically.
l-t
    -> Enables assembly mode.
p
    -> Steps over (F10).
t
    -> Steps into (F11 or F8).

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CALL STACKS
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INSPECT CURRENT CALL STACK
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k
    -> Shows unmanaged + managed call stack.
kp
    -> Shows unmanaged + managed call stack with unmanaged parameters.
!DumpStack
    -> Shows raw call stack with unmanaged + managed calls and managed
       Method Descriptors.
!CLRStack
    -> Shows managed call stack.
!DumpStack -EE
    -> Shows managed call stack with Method Descriptors.
!CLRStack -p
    -> Shows managed call stack with parameters.
!CLRStack -l
    -> Shows managed call stack with locals (we will only see memory
       addresses in the stack).
!CLRStack -a
    -> Shows managed call stack with parameters and locals.
    
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INSPECT OBJECTS
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!DumpObj <Object>
!do <Object>
    -> Shows object info: Method Table, EEClass, size, fields...
!DumpArray <Array>
!da <Array>
    -> Shows array info: # of elements, elements, their type...  

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INSPECT SOURCE CODE
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kn
    -> Shows unmanaged + managed call stack with frame numbers.
.frame <Frame Number>
    -> Changes the local context to a specific method frame. With Source
       Code Mode enabled, private symbols and source code, Windbg will
       open the source code file automatically.

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INSPECT MSIL
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!IP2MD <Instruction Pointer>
!CLRStack; !IP2MD <Instruction Pointer>
!DumpStack -EE
!IP2MD @eip
    -> Gets a Method Descriptor that we can use with !DumpIL.
!DumpIL <Method Descriptor>
    -> Shows IL of a method. ILDASM.exe and Reflector.exe show the same
       IL, but also locals.

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INSPECT SOURCE CODE
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lm; !SaveModule <Dll start> c:\sample.dll
    -> Writes a loaded dll to disk.
    
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INSPECT ASSEMBLY
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k
!DumpMD <Method Descriptor>
!DumpStack -EE; !DumpMD <Method Descriptor>
    -> Gets Code Address of an unmanaged or managed jitted method.
u <Code Address>
    -> Shows several lines of assembly code at a given Code Address, and
       source code lines if we have private symbols.
uf <Code Address>
    -> Shows all the assembly code of the managed or unmanaged function
       containing the Code Address, and source code lines if we have
       private symbols.
!u <Code Address>
    -> Shows all the assembly code of the managed method containing the
       Code Address, and marks that address with ">>>".
       If address is in unmanaged method and we have private symbols and
       source code, it shows all the assembly in that method along with
       the source code itself!
       
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INSPECT REGISTERS
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r ecx    
    -> When hitting a breakpoint on a managed function, it shows its
       first parameter (_fastcall calling convention). First parameter
       is usually the 'this' pointer.
r edx
    -> When hitting a breakpoint on a managed function, it shows its
       second parameter (_fastcall calling convention).
r esi
    -> Typically used to hold the 'this' pointer as copied from ecx.

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THREADS
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INSPECT ALL THREADS
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~
    -> Shows all threads (managed and unmanaged).
!runaway
    -> Shows time consumed by each thread.
~0s
    -> Switches to thread 0.
~#s
    -> Switches to the thread where the debugger broke.
~*k100
    -> Shows all unmanaged + managed call stacks in all threads.
!Threads
    -> Shows all managed threads.
~*e !CLRStack
    -> Shows managed calls in all threads.
!Threads -special
    -> Shows all .NET related threads (managed and unmanaged).
!ThreadPool
    -> Shows ThreadPool info: number of work requests in the queue,
       timers and completion port threads.
       
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THREAD STACKS
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INSPECT OBJECTS IN THE STACK
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!DumpStackObjects
!dso
    -> Shows a list of references to objects that are still on the
       thread’s stack.
       
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INSPECT OBJECTS
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!do <Object>
    -> Shows object info: Method Table, EEClass, size, fields...
!do -nofields <Object>
    -> Shows object info but not fields. Good to see i.e. Strings.
!da <Array>
    -> Shows array info: # of elements, elements, their type...  
!DumpVC <Method Table> <Value Type Address>
    -> Shows value type structs ('VT = 1' in '!do').
!DumpClass <EEClass>
    -> Shows the static fields of an object/class ('Attr = static' in
       '!do'). These fields are part of the EEClass, a representation of
       a class created before any method invocations are made on it.
!DumpClass <EEClass>       
!Name2EE <Module> <NameSpace.Class>; !DumpClass <EEClass>
    -> Shows the static fields of a class.
    
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MANAGED HEAP
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INSPECT HEAP
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!EEVersion
    -> Shows version of GC heap (server/workstation) and how many GC
       heaps we have in server mode.
!EEHeap -gc
    -> Shows how many GC heaps there are and how much memory is taken by
       them.
!Threads
    -> Shows if Preemptive GC is enabled on a thread.
    
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INSPECT OBJECTS IN THE HEAP
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!DumpHeap
    -> Shows all objects in the heap.
!DumpHeap -stat
    -> Shows statistics of all objects in the heap: # of objects of
       a given type/Method Table, etc.
!DumpHeap -mt <Method Table>       
!Name2EE * <NameSpace.Class.Method>; !DumpHeap -mt <Method Table>
    -> Shows all objects in the heap of a given type/Method Table.
!DumpHeap -type <Partial Class Name>
    -> Shows all objects in the heap which class name contains a text.
!DumpHeap -min 85000
!EEHeap -GC; !DumpHeap <LOH begin> <LOH allocated>
    -> Shows all objects in Large Object Heap (LOH/Gen 3).
!FinalizeQueue
    -> Shows which objects are ready for finalization and in general
       which objects in the heap have a Finalize method.
!FinalizeQueue; dd <generation 0 begin> <generation 0 end>-4
    -> Shows all finalizable objects in Gen 0.
!FinalizeQueue; !DumpHeap -mt <Method Table>
    -> Shows all finalizable objects of a given Method Table/type.
!DumpMT -md <Method Table>
    -> Useful to check if an object/class has Finalize and Dispose
       methods.
!FinalizeQueue -detail
    -> Shows SyncBlocks and RuntimeCallableWrappers (RCW) registered
       for finalization.
!GCRoot <Object>
    -> Shows references to an object.
!ObjSize <Object>
    -> Shows the size of an object including its child objects.

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TROUBLESHOOT HEAP ISSUES
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!TraverseHeap c:\memory.log
    -> Generates a log file which can be analyzed with CLR Profiler.
!VerifyHeap
    -> Checks the heap for signs of corruption.

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TROUBLESHOOT GCHANDLE LEAKS
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!GCHandles
    -> Shows statistics of GCHandles.
!GCHandleLeaks
    -> Tracks down GCHandle leaks.
!GCHandleLeaks; !DumpObj poi(<GCHandle>)
    -> Shows the object a GCHandle references.
    
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TROUBLESHOOT LOADER HEAP ISSUES
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!DumpHeap -stat -type Assembly
    -> Shows the number of assemblies in the heap.
!DumpDomain
    -> Shows all assemblies.    
!DumpDomain; !DumpModule <Module>; dc <MetaData start> <MetaData start>+<Metadata size>
    -> Shows metadata of a module in an assembly.    
!EEHeap -loader
    -> Shows Loader Heap size and modules.

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BREAK ON AN EXCEPTION
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BREAK ON CLR EXCEPTIONS
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sxe clr
sxe 0xe0434f4d
    -> Break on all CLR exceptions.
!StopOnException -create <Exception Type> 1
!soe -create <Exception Type> 1
    -> Break on a specific CLR exception type.
!soe -derived -create <Base Exception Type> 1
    -> Break on all exceptions which derive from a certain type.
sxn clr
    -> Stops breaking on CLR exceptions. If we used '!soe' before, we
       can still see the exception types of the CLR exceptions that we
       hit, but the debugger won't break on them.
sxr
    -> Resets to defaults.
    
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INSPECT CLR EXCEPTIONS
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kp; !do <Object from mscorwks!RaiseTheExceptionInternalOnly>
    -> Shows exception object info.
!PrintException <Object>
!pe <Object>
    -> Shows exception info.
!pe
    -> Shows exception info of last exception thrown in current thread.
!dso; !pe <Object>
    -> Shows exception info of an exception in the stack of current
       thread.
!DumpHeap -type Exception; !DumpHeap -mt <Method Table>; !pe <Object>
    -> Shows exception info of an exception in the heap.
.foreach(ex {!DumpHeap -type <Partial Class Name> -short}){!pe ex;.echo}
    -> Shows exception info of all exceptions of a given type in the
       heap.

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INSPECT METHOD WHERE WE GOT THE EXCEPTION
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!pe <Object>; !u <Instruction Pointer>; u <Memory Address>
    -> Shows the line of code where the exception happened.
    
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LOCKS
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INSPECT MANAGED LOCKS
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!SyncBlk
    -> Shows the Index of the syncblock in the syncblock table, the
       address of the syncblock, the thread holding it & the object
       which syncblock we are waiting for. MonitorHeld = 1 for each
       owner and 2 for each waiter. Used with i.e.
       System.Threading.Monitor.
~*kp; ~*e !CLRStack -p; ~*e !dso; !SyncBlk
    -> Helps to find out which threads are waiting on the syncblock of
       which object.

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INSPECT UNMANAGED LOCKS
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!locks
!critsec
!SIEExt.critlist
    -> Shows info of a critical sections (unmanaged). Use with i.e.       
       System.Threading.Mutex (not based on syncblocks).

 

Check out my post MANAGED DEBUGGING with WINDBG. Introduction and Index for additional info and samples on how to use these commands