DEC Digital Alpha VME 4/224 User Manual page 331

deposit — write memory data
Writes data to a memory location, a register, a device, or a file.
After initialization, if you have not specified a data address or size, the default
address space is physical memory, the default data size is a quadword, and the
default address is zero.
You specify an address or device by concatenating the device name with the
address, for example,
pmem:0
write.
If you do not specify an address, the data is written to the current address in the
current data size (the last previously specified address and data size).
If you specify a conflicting device, address, or data size, the console ignores the
command and issues an error response.
Syntax
2 3
2
-b
6 6 7 7 -physical
6 6
-w
6 6 7 7
-virtual
6 4
-l
6 4 7 5 -gpr
d[eposit]
-q
-fpr
-o
-ipr
-h
Arguments
[ device :]
Specifies the device name or address space to access. The following devices are
supported:
pmem: Physical memory.
vmem: Virtual memory. All access and protection checking occur. If the
access would not be allowed to a program running with the current
PS, the console issues an error message. If memory mapping is not
enabled, virtual addresses are equal to physical addresses.
gpr: General purpose register. The data size defaults to quadword. The
following symbols for address are recognized: r0, r1, . . . r31, ai, ra,
pv, fp, sp, and rz.
, and by specifying the size of the space to which to
3
7 7
7 5
[-n count ] [-s step ] [ device :] address data
deposit
Console Commands 13–23