Target Control Debugging (Compact 2013)
3/26/2014
The Target Control service shell contains commands that you use to transfer files to a target device and to debug applications.
In addition to shell commands, Target Control offers debugger extension commands that enable you to load and manage debugger DLLs.
You can run Target Control commands in two ways:
- If the OS on your device supports the console window, you can bring up the Target Control window on your device by running shell -c. You can then enter the commands from the shell command prompt on your device.
- If you use Platform Builder, you can enter the commands from the Visual Studio Target Control window.
In This Section
- Target Control Debugging: dd Command
Dumps DWORD values that you want to examine and analyze.
- Target Control Debugging: df Command
Dumps DWORD values to a designated file.
- Target Control Debugging: gi Command
Gets information about processes or processes with threads; modules; critical sections that have threads waiting; and events.
- Target Control Debugging: kp Command
Ends a process.
- Target Control Debugging: log Command
Allows you to use several features of the CeLog Event Tracking subsystem, Celog.dll, and its related tools.
- Target Control Debugging: mi Command
Displays memory information.
- Target Control Debugging: prof Command
Controls the kernel profiler. This command has an effect only on a Windows Embedded Compact OS that supports profiling.
- Target Control Debugging: zo Command
Performs debugging zone operations.