NAME: MEMORY
SET MS
COMMAND SYNTAX:
MS < address> < data> < CR>
FUNCTION:
The MS command is used to alter memory by setting data at
the address specified. The data may be a literal (ASCII)
string enclosed in apostrophes, or a number with a value no
greater than a 32 bit integer.
See also: MM, MD
EXAMPLE:
> MS 700 ’ABC’
> MS 703 4445
> MS 705 46474849 4A (can be up to 8 characters)
> MD 700
000700 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 4A ......
>
NAME:
REMOVE BREAKPOINT
NOBR
COMMAND SYNTAX:
NOBR[ < address> ....] < CR>
FUNCTION:
The NOBR command removes one or more addresses from
the breakpoint table; it functions as the reverse of the BR
command. The address, if specified, is removed from the
table. If no address is specified, all addresses are removed
from the table.
See also: BR
EXAMPLE:
> BR 1000;5 2000 3000;6 10000
BREAKPOINTS
001000
001000;5
002000
002000
003000
003000;6
010000
010000
> NOBR 10000 1000
BREAKPOINTS
002000
002000
003000
003000;6
> NOBR
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