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Chapter 13/ The DEBUG Utility
addressLvalue
value is the number of bytes on which a command
operates. If you omit Lvalue, DEBUG assumes a value
of 80 bytes. Do not use this format if another hex
value follows the range.
Example:
CS: 100 L 10
cs:
1 00
The limit for range is 10000 hex. To specify a value of 10000 hex
within four digits, enter 0000 (or 0).
registername (See the explanation of the Register command for a
list of valid register names.)
sector sectorcount is a one- to three-character hexadecimal value
indicating the relative sector number on the disk and the num-
ber of disk sectors to be written or loaded.
The first sector of Track 0 on Head 0 is Sector O. The remaining
sectors of Head 0, Track 0 are numbered consecutively. Number-
ing continues with the first sector of the Head 1 track that is of
the same radius as Track O. When all sectors on all heads of the
track (that is of the same radius as Track 0) are numbered,
numbering continues with' the first sector of Head 0 of the next
track.
string is any number of characters enclosed in quotation marks,
either single (,) or double ("). The ASCII values of the charac-
ters in the string are used as a list of byte values.
If quotation marks are to be used within a string, they must be
either the opposite set or they must be doubled.
Examples of the correct uses of quotation marks:
\Thi5
1
5 tring"
i5
correct.'
\Thi5 \ \5tring' ,
i5
correct.'
"Thi5 \5tring'
i5
correct."
"Thi5
II 1
5 tring"
II
i5
correct."
Examples of incorrect uses of quotation marks:
\Thi5 \5trlng'
i5
not correct.'
"Thi5
1
5 trlng"
i5
not correct."
value is a hexadecimal value that is a maximum of four
characters.
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