Scan the stack for an exception record

In a comment of a blog post I found a trick, which I think it worth to mention here:
re: Sucking the exception pointers out of a stack trace which also refers to Finding where unmanaged exceptions came from.

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One technique that may be useful is actually searching the stack for the context flags (1003f on x86). It's quick, dirty, and doesn't require symbols, and works 99% of the time on x86.

> s -d esp Lffff 1003f
0535ef48 0001003f 00000000 00000000 00000000 ?...............
> .cxr 0535ef48
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Where s -d esp L1000 searches for stack range for the pattern 1003f
There might be one or more matches. Those maches can be passed to '.cxr' which sets the contxt record. Finally a k will dump the stack of the original exception.