Microsoft (R) Common Language Runtime Test Debugger Shell Version 1.1.4322.12
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 1998-2002. All rights reserved.

Usage:  CORDBG [<program name> [<program args>]] [<CorDbg optional args>]
 The optional arguments are !prefixed command that you'd use while in cordbg
 You can escape the ! character by prefixing it with \
 E.g: cordbg foo.exe a 2 !b FooType.Foo::Main !g !x Foo.exe\!Something

The following commands are available:

ap[pdomainenum]     Display appdomains/assemblies/modules in the current process
a[ttach]            Attach to a running process
as[sociatesource]   Associate a source file with a breakpoint or stack frame
b[reak]             Set or display breakpoints
conn[ect]           Connect to a remote device
cont                Continue the current process
ca[tch]             Stop on exception, thread, and/or load events
dis[assemble]       Display native or IL disassembled instructions
del[ete]            Remove one or more breakpoints
du[mp]              Dump the contents of memory
d[own]              Navigate down from the current stack frame pointer
de[tach]            Detach from the current process
ex[it]              Kill the current process and exit the debugger
f[unceval]          Function evaluation
g[o]                Continue the current process
h[elp]              Display debugger command descriptions
i[n]                Step into the next source line
ig[nore]            Ignore exception, thread, and/or load events
k[ill]              Kill the current process
l[ist]              Display loaded modules, classes, or global functions
m[ode]              Display/modify various debugger modes
ns[ingle]           Step over the next native or IL instruction
n[ext]              Step over the next source line
news[tr]            Create a new string via function evaluation
newobjnc            Create a new object via function evaluation, no constructor
newo[bj]            Create a new object via function evaluation
o[ut]               Step out of the current function
pro[cessenum]       Display all managed processes running on the system
p[rint]             Print variables (locals, args, statics, etc.)
pa[th]              Set or display the source file search path
q[uit]              Kill the current process and exit the debugger
regd[efault]        Change the JIT debugger
r[un]               Start a process for debugging
re[sume]            Resume a thread
rem[ove]            Remove one or more breakpoints
reg[isters]         Display CPU registers for current thread
ref[reshsource]     Reload a source file for display
<                   Read and execute commands from a file
su[spend]           Suspend a thread
ss[ingle]           Step into the next native or IL instruction
so                  Step over the next source line
si                  Step into the next source line
s[tep]              Step into the next source line
sh[ow]              Display source code lines
set                 Modify the value of a variable (locals, statics, etc.)
setip               Set the next statement to a new line
stop                Set or display breakpoints
t[hreads]           Set or display current threads
>                   Write commands to a file
uw[here]            Display an unmanaged stack trace (Win32 mode only)
ut[hreads]          Set or display unmanaged threads (Win32 mode only)
uc[lear]            Clear the current unmanaged exception (Win32 mode only)
u[p]                Navigate up from the current stack frame pointer
?                   Display debugger command descriptions
wt                  Track native instruction count and display call tree
wr[itememory]       Write memory to target process
w[here]             Display a stack trace for the current thread
x                   Display symbols matching a given pattern