Table 6-3 Debugger's Command Syntax DISPLAY/CHANGE REGISTER CONTENTS: This command allows the user to either view, or change current register contents. Command line syntax: c [Display all register contents] cxx_yyyy [Change particular register] c: Register command. e xx: Only one register of following is allowed: (ax, bx, cx, dx, sp, bp, si, di, cs, ds, ip, fl) yyyy: Word value. DISPLAY MEMORY CONTENTS: This command displays the memory contents starting with the given address. It will display at least sixteen bytes, or one page at a time. Command line syntax: d_ssss:oooo_yyyy [Display Memory] d: Display memory command. ssss: Segment Number 0000: Beginning memory offset to be displayed. yyyy:
Byte count. (module 16) example: d_ssss:oooo : Display one line (16 bytes) of memory data. d_ssss:oooo_ff : Display one screen full of memory data. d_ssss:oooo_ffff : Display the entire 64Kb of memory data in a screen-full matter. The Monitor displays one screen-full of data and pauses. Pressing the "spacebar" will continue to display another screenfull of memory data, however, entering any other keys completes the command and returns the user back to debugger. The display will also continue on to next segment, if the boundary is crossed. 6-7