HP 68000 Series, User Manual

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U sing Simulated I/O 163
How Simulated I/O Works 164
Simulated I/O Connections 164
Special Simulated I/O Symbols 166
To enable simulated I/O 166
To disable simulated I/O 167
To set the keyboard I/O mode to cooked 167
To set the keyboard I/O mode to raw 168
To control blocking of reads 168
To interpret keyboard reads as EOF 169
To redirect I/O 169
To check resource usage 171
To increase I/O file resources 171
5 Editing Code and Data
Editing Files 174
To edit source code from the Code window 174
To edit an arbitrary file 175
To edit a file based on an address in the entry buffer 175
To edit a file based on the current program counter 175
Patching Source Code 176
To change a variable using a C expression 176
To patch a line of code using a macro 177
To patch C source code by inserting lines 178
To patch C source code by deleting lines 178
Editing Memory Contents 180
To change the value of one memory location 180
To change the values of a block of memory interactively 180
To copy a block of memory 181
To fill a block of memory with values 182
To compare two blocks of memory 182
To re-initialize all program variables 183
To change the contents of a register 183
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