NAME:
DISPLAY/SET REGISTER
.A0 - .A7
.D0 - .D7
.R0 - .R6
.PC
.SR
.SS
.US
COMMAND SYNTAX:
.< register> [ < expression> ]
FUNCTION:
Individual registers can be displayed and/or altered.
Commands with a leading period, and the registers
displayed/altered by these commands are:
.A0 - .A7
address register
.D0 - .D7
data register
.R0 - .R6
relative offset register
(software register)
.PC program
counter
.SR
status register (in the 68000)
.SS
supervisor stack pointer
.US
user stack pointer
EXAMPLE:
> .PC
Display program counter
.PC= 00001010
> .A7 1300
Set address register 7
> .R5 5500
Set relative offset register 5
NAME:
MEMORY DISPLAY DISASSEMBLER
MD ...;DI
COMMAND SYNTAX:
MD[n] address [ counts ];DI CR
FUNCTION:
The disassembler is called as an option to the Memory
Display command. When the suffix option DI is used with
the command the content of the memory location specified
will be disassembled.
EXAMPLE: > MD 4000;DI
004000
384F
MOVE.W
A7,A4
> MD 4000 10;DI
004000
384F
MOVE.W
A7,A4
004002
4DF80520
LEA.L $0520,A6
004006
B0F84580
CMP.W
$00004580,A0
00400A
6674
BNE.S $00408
00400C
600001F2 BRA.L
$004200
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