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One of the following numeric fields limited to a 16 bit maximum: the cllrrent
radix numeric field, a hexadecimal numeric field preceded by a
$
or a digit, or
an octal numeric field preceded by a
1-.
One of Ihe following numeric fields limited to a I
tl
bit IIl:Ullllum: the current
radix numeric field, a hexadecimal numeric field preceded by a
$
or a digit, or
an octal numeric field preceded by a
%.
One of: a
+, -,
or
*.
Operations done on numeric fields are signed. Bit
(0:
1)
is
the sign bit. : is the indirection operator.
One of the following registers: DB, DL, Q, S, PB, PL,
Z,
STA (the liP
3000
status register), SB (the split bank flag,
I
bit wide), CIR,
X,
SW (the switch
register containing load/boot device DRT), Dbank, Sbank, Pbank, LPFlg, DISP,
or ICS.
One of the following numeric fields limited to a range of
0 - 255 (8
bits): the
current radix numeric field, a hexadecimal numeric field preceded by a
$
or a
digit, or an octal numeric field preceded by a
1..
One of the following numeric fields limited to a 16 bit maximum: the current
radix numeric field, a hexadecimal numeric field preceded by a
$
or a digit, or
an octal numeric field preceded by a
1-.
One of the foHowing numeric fields limited to a 16 bit maximum: the current
radix numeric field, a hexadecimal numeric field preceded by a
$
or a digit, or
an octal numeric field preceded by a
~.
COMMAND DESCRIPTIONS
Display Memory
The D command continues from the last screen displayed and displays another half screen of data.
All
display commands display in the current radix (refer to SDM [Set Display Mode] command). The display
command will always show multiples of
8
words in the current radix and in ASCII.
The options are:
DA expr [: [
~ ~
l
expr] ] [ ,coun t ]
Displays memory at the given absol ute address in bank
O.
DEA bank.expr[:
[~~ ~expr]]
[,count]
Displays the absolute address relative to the specified bank.
[+
]
DSY [
-expr
] [ : [
l
~
1
expr] ] [ ,coun
t ]
Displays the absolute address relative to sysglobal.
[ [expr]]
DEC 86
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