meml subcommand

The meml subcommand displays information about the memory lock entries.

Format

meml [[-l] | [-e] effectiveaddress]

Parameters

Item	Description
-l	Specifies the address of a memory lock entries list.
-e	Specifies the address of a memory lock entry.
effectiveaddress	Identifies the effective address. Use symbols, hexadecimal values, or hexadecimal expressions to specify the address.

Other

memlock

Examples

The following is an example of how to use the meml subcommand:

KDB(0)> meml ?
MEML usage: meml [[-l|-e] eaddr][?]
          : meml -l to print a memlock list
          : meml -e to print a memlock list entry
KDB(0)> meml -l 3007A5C0

Memlock list, address 3007A5C0

Memlock list entry, address 3007A5C0
   next entry        (next)   : 000000003007AF60
   previous entry    (prev)   : 0000000000000000
   start address     (start)  : 0000000020000000
   number of bytes   (size)   : 0000000000011000


Memlock list entry, address 3007AF60
   next entry        (next)   : 0000000000000000
   previous entry    (prev)   : 000000003007A5C0
   start address     (start)  : 000000002DF22000
   number of bytes   (size)   : 0000000002001000
KDB(0)> meml -e 000000003007A5C0

Memlock list entry, address 3007A5C0
   next entry        (next)   : 000000003007AF60
   previous entry    (prev)   : 0000000000000000
   start address     (start)  : 0000000020000000
   number of bytes   (size)   : 0000000000011000