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Chapter 3: Using the Emulator/Analyzer Interface
Accessing the Terminal Interface
Before you enter a Terminal Interface command, you should use the display
pod_command command to display the Terminal Interface screen. If you do not
display the Terminal Interface screen, you cannot see the output from the Terminal
Interface commands you enter.
If you are entering a single Terminal Interface command, the pod_command
"<command>" variation is useful. However, entering a series of pod commands is
easier if done from the keyboard. While keyboard entry is in effect, the interface
passes all keyboard input through to the Terminal Interface. The Terminal Interface
validates and executes all commands directly and displays the results on the
Terminal Interface screen.
Examples
Access the Terminal Interface and display memory locations 0 through 20 in long
word format:
display pod_command
pod_command "m -dl 0..20"
Access the Terminal Interface from the command line, check the emulator status,
then the trace configuration, and finally return keyboard control to the command
line:
display pod_command
pod_command keyboard
es
tcf
suspend
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