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The !ate extension displays the alternate page table entry (ATE) for the specified address.

    !ate Address

Important  This command has been deprecated in the Windows Debugger Version 10.0.14257 and later, and is no longer available.

Parameters

Address
Specifies the ATE to display.

DLL

Kdexts.dll

Additional Information

For information about page tables and page directories, see Microsoft Windows Internals, by Mark Russinovich and David Solomon.

Remarks

This extension is only available on Itanium-based computers.

The status flags for the ATE are shown in the following table. The !ate display indicates these bits with capital letters or dashes and adds additional information as well.

Display when set Display when clear Meaning

V

-

Commit.

G

-

Not accessed.

E

-

Execute.

W

R

Writeable or read-only.

L

-

Locked. The ATE is locked, therefore, any faults on the page that contain the ATE will be retried until the current fault is satisfied. This can happen on multi-processor systems.

Z

-

Fill zero.

N

-

No access.

C

-

Copy on Write.

I

-

PTE indirect. This ATE indirectly references another physical page. The page that contains the ATE might have two conflicting ATE attributes.

P

Reserved.