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Chapter 11: Emulator Commands
modify
While the memory mnemonic display is on screen, execution breakpoints are
indicated by an "*" in the leftmost column of the instruction containing the
breakpoint.
Do not modify execution breakpoints while your target program is running. If you
do, program execution may be unpredictable.
You must enable breakpoints before you can perform an action on them.
When you set breakpoints, the emulator will search through the existing breakpoint
list and reactivate all entries that are inactivated.
When you clear breakpoints, the entire execution breakpoint list is deleted and
memory is restored to its original values.
disable
enable
string
Modify memory values to the ASCII character string given by <STRING>.
<STRING>
A quoted ASCII string, which may include the following special characters:
temporary
This option allows you to set an execution breakpoint that is in effect only the first
time it is hit during execution. It is automatically replaced by the target-program
instruction when it is hit. Temporary breakpoints (the default breakpoints) differ
from permanent breakpoints which can only be set if your version of HP 64700
system firmware is A.04.00 or greater.
thru
This option lets you specify a range of memory locations to be modified.
to
This lets you specify values to which the selected memory locations or register will
be changed.
454
This option turns off the execution breakpoint capability.
This option allows you to modify the execution breakpoint
specification.
null
\0
newline
\n
horizontal tab
\t
backspace
\b
carriage return
\r
form feed
\f
backslash
\\
\'
single quote
bit pattern
\OOO (where OOO is
an octal number)
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