A problem is that mdb pipes only accept pointers and they don't accept
other text. But you can do what you want using two steps:
somedcmds ! grep "addr = 0x" | awk '{print $3}' > /tmp/file
::cat /tmp/file | otherdcmds
alex.
Yongce Tu wrote:
> hi,
>
> I got the following output by using some dcmds:
> addr = 0xd5e1c328
> addr = 0xd5e1c328
> addr = 0xd5e1c328
> addr = 0xd5e1c710
> addr = 0
> adrr = 0
> ...
>
> Can I use any dcmd to just retain the items like "[i]addr = 0x????????[/i]"?
> The result looks like the following:
> addr = 0xd5e1c328
> addr = 0xd5e1c328
> addr = 0xd5e1c328
> addr = 0xd5e1c710
>
> And then, can i use pipeline and any dcmd to get the result like the
> following?
> 0xd5e1c328
> 0xd5e1c328
> 0xd5e1c328
> 0xd5e1c710
>
> I can use [i]somedcmds !grep "addr = 0x" | awk '{print $3}'[/i] to get the
> result. But i cannot do like this, because the output cannot be used in MDB
> and i expect the ouput can be used as input of some other dcmd.
>
> How to solve it?
>
> Thanks,
> Yongce
>
>
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