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.do (WinDbg) |
The .do token behaves like the do keyword in C, except that the word while is not used before the condition. |
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The .do token behaves like the do keyword in C, except that the word "while" is not used before the condition.
.do { Commands } (Condition)
Commands
Specifies one or more commands that will be executed repeatedly as long as the condition is true -- but will always be executed at least once. This block of commands needs to be enclosed in braces, even if it consists of a single command. Multiple commands should be separated by semicolons, but the final command before the closing brace does not need to be followed by a semicolon.
Condition
Specifies a condition. If this evaluates to zero, it is treated as false; otherwise it is true. Enclosing Condition in parentheses is optional. Condition must be an expression, not a debugger command. It will be evaluated by the default expression evaluator (MASM or C++). For details, see Numerical Expression Syntax.
For information about other control flow tokens and their use in debugger command programs, see Using Debugger Command Programs.
The .break and .continue tokens can be used to exit or restart the Commands block.