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addr1 /



addr1

/

Print contents of memory starting at the address addr1 . Stop printing when a second address is reached or when n items have been printed, as shown by the syntax lines below:

addr1 , addr2 / [ mode ] addr1 / [ n ] [ mode ]

mode specifies the output format. Default is X . Addresses may be . (next address), & addr (symbolic address), and $r n (register n ). Addresses may include the symbols +, -, and * (indirection).

Mode

b

Print a byte in octal.

c

Print a byte as a character.

d

Print a short word in decimal.

D

Print a long word in decimal.

f

Print a single-precision real number.

F

Print a double-precision real number.

i

Print a machine instruction.

o

Print a short word in octal.

O

Print a long word in octal.

s

Print a string as characters terminated by a null byte.

x

Print a short word in hexadecimal.

X

Print a long word in hexadecimal.


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