gflags
usage: GFLAGS [-r [<Flags>] |
[-k [<Flags>]] |
[-i <ImageFileName> [<Flags>]] |
[-i <ImageFileName> -tracedb <SizeInMb>] |
[-p <PageHeapOptions>] (use `-p ?' for help)
where: <Flags> is a 32 bit hex number (0x12345678) that specifies
one or more global flags to set.
-r operates on system registry settings.
-k operates on kernel settings of the running system.
-i operates on settings for a specific image file.
If only the switch is specified, then current settings
are displayed, not modified. If flags specified for -i
option are FFFFFFFF, then registry entry for that image
is deleted
The `-tracedb' option is used to set the size of the stack trace
database used to store runtime stack traces. The actual database
will be created if the `+ust' flag is set in a previous command.
`-tracedb 0' will revert to the default size for the database.
If no arguments are specified to GFLAGS then it displays
a dialog box that allows the user to modify the global
flag settings.
Flags may either be a single hex number that specifies all
32-bits of the GlobalFlags value, or it can be one or more
arguments, each beginning with a + or -, where the + means
to set the corresponding bit(s) in the GlobalFlags and a =
means to clear the corresponding bit(s). After the + or =
may be either a hex number or a three letter abbreviation
for a GlobalFlag. Valid abbreviations are:
soe - Stop On Exception
sls - Show Loader Snaps
dic - Debug Initial Command
shg - Stop on Hung GUI
htc - Enable heap tail checking
hfc - Enable heap free checking
hpc - Enable heap parameter checking
hvc - Enable heap validation on call
vrf - Enable application verifier
ptg - Enable pool tagging
htg - Enable heap tagging
ust - Create user mode stack trace database
kst - Create kernel mode stack trace database
otl - Maintain a list of objects for each type
htd - Enable heap tagging by DLL
dse - Disable stack extensions
d32 - Enable debugging of Win32 Subsystem
ksl - Enable loading of kernel debugger symbols
dps - Disable paging of kernel stacks
scb - Enable system critical breaks
dhc - Disable Heap Coalesce on Free
ece - Enable close exception
eel - Enable exception logging
eot - Enable object handle type tagging
hpa - Enable page heap
dwl - Debug WINLOGON
ddp - Disable kernel mode DbgPrint output
cse - Early critical section event creation
ltd - Load DLLs top-down
bhd - Enable bad handles detection
dpd - Disable protected DLL verification
All images with ust enabled can be accessed in the
USTEnabled key under 'Image File Options'、
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