KPDB is a Windows kernel-mode compatible PDB parser, which can help you parse PDB symbols in a kernel-mode environment. The purpose of this project is to put an end to version-specific hardcoded offsets and signature/instruction scanning so that it will bring more stability to the program. KPDB now not only capable of parsing symbols, but it can also parse the type stream. KPDB is a modified and ported-to-pure-c version of namazso's lightweight PDB parser, so credit to him.
If you want to see what KPDB can do, try cloning the repository, build the project as Release, load the driver, and see the result in DebugView.
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