ls group-name | name-chars | *
The ls command lists the symbols in the specified group or lists names that match the search specification in all groups. The only valid wildcard is a single asterisk (*) as the last character on the command line; all other characters are ignored.
group-name
Names the group that contains the symbols you want to list.
name-chars
Specifies the beginning characters of the symbols you want to list.
The following example displays all the symbols in the DOSRING3CODE group:
ls DOSRING3CODE
Symbols are displayed in a format similar to the following:
0000 Sigdispatch
001A LibInitDisp
The following example displays all the symbols that begin with the string vkd:
ls vkd*
Group names are displayed as they are searched, in a form similar to the following:
GROUP: [0028] CODE
60003A74 VKD_Control_Debug
GROUP: [0030] DATA
6001DFFC VKD_CB_Offset
GROUP: [0030} IDATA
The following example displays the address and group for the symbol VMM_base:
ls vmm_base