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Chapter 9: Debugger Commands
Memory Display
Note
If the Align_bp option is set to On, the address of the first instruction in the
assembly Code window may be incorrect after executing the Memory Display
Mnemonic command.
Byte, Word, and Long Options
The byte, word, or long qualifier option displays the contents of memory
locations specified by < addr> ..< addr> in the Journal window in both
hexadecimal and ASCII formats. The debugger represents nonprintable ASCII
characters by a period (.). The debugger displays memory contents in the size
specified by the size qualifier (Byte, Word, or Long).
If you specify an address range, the debugger displays all memory locations in
that range.
If you specify a single address, the debugger displays two lines of data.
If you do not specify any parameters, the debugger displays the next 80 bytes
(five lines) of data after the previously displayed address range.
The memory contents are displayed in the Journal window.
See Also
Expression Display_Value
Symbol Display
Examples
To display disassembled memory in the Code window starting at the symbol
'_emeg_shutdown' (this command works only in assembly-level mode):
Memory Display Mnemonic _emeg_shutdown
To display memory in word format in the Journal window starting at the
symbol 'time' and ending 15 bytes after 'time':
Memory Display Word time..+0xf
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