Displayed type (T)
The second (and third) letter of the d command specifies the type of the value being displayed.
When this second letter is omitted, the most recent data type is assumed.
da, du | ASCII and Unicode data (Compare with ds and dS) |
db | byte values and ASCII data |
dW, dc | Word and double word (=4 bytes) values, with corresponding ASCII data |
dw, dd, dq | Word (=2 bytes), double word and quad word (= 8 bytes) values, without ASCII |
dD, df | Double, single precision values |
dp | pointers (size is dependent on platform) |
ds, dS | display string structures, compare with da and du |
dyb | Binary values and byte values |
dyd | Binary values and double-word values |
dt
dt displays a type, simple ones or complex ones (such as a struct or a union):
dt nt!_PEB
dt nt!_PEB -r @$peb
dt nt!_TEB
Compare the previous commands with the PEB and TEB extension:
!peb
!teb