HP MC68040 User Manual page 165

<type> is a data type for display formatting as follows:
Type
Designator
byte
word
long
int8
int16
int32
u_int8
u_int16
u_int32
char
You can use the display data command to display simple data types in your
program. This can make the display of simple variables easier to read because you
don't have to visually sort a display (such as a memory display) to find the
locations of interest.
You can use symbols in the address expression.
Example To clear the data values display and add the target_temp static symbol from the
demo program:
display data target_temp byte
To add display of the aver_temp array from the demo program:
display data , aver_temp thru aver_temp end word
Accessing Processor Memory Resources
Description
Hex display of one 8-bit location
Hex display of one 16-bit location
Hex display of one 32-bit location
Display one 8-bit location as a signed integer (two's
complement)
Display one 16-bit location as a signed integer (two's
complement)
Display one 32-bit location as a signed integer (two's
complement)
Display one 8-bit location as an unsigned positive integer
Display one 16-bit location as an unsigned positive integer
Display one 32-bit location as an unsigned positive integer
ASCII characters
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