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Chapter 9: Debugger Commands
Memory Register
Memory Register
The Memory Register command changes the contents of a register, status flag,
or other processor variables such as cycle count. The new contents are defined
by < value> .
The PC is displayed or changed if you do not specify a register name.
If you do not specify a value in the command, values are entered interactively.
You can enter multiple register values interactively. The debugger displays
contents of the specified register in binary, hexadecimal, or decimal, as
appropriate for the register. You can change the existing value by entering any
legal expression and pressing the Return key.
Pressing the Return key without specifying a register value terminates the
command.
All register names are preceded with an @ sign.
See Also
Memory Assign
Examples
To modify register values interactively:
Memory Register
The program counter (PC) is displayed in the Journal window. You can
modify the PC by entering a value (10a4h in this example) at the cursor
prompt and pressing Return. The PC will be modified, and the next register
will be displayed:
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