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Understanding the Debugger Windows
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MEMORY window
The MEMORY window shows the contents of a range of memory as shown in
Figure 7–3. The MEMORY window has two parts:
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Addresses. The first column of numbers identifies the addresses of the
first column of display data. No matter how many columns of data you dis-
play, only one address column is displayed. Each address in this column
identifies the address of the data immediately to its right.
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Data. The remaining columns display values at the listed addresses.
For example, the MEMORY window below has four columns of data, so each
new address is incremented by 4. Although the window shows four columns
of data, there is still only one column of addresses; address 0x0080 9800 con-
tains 0x0000 0007, address 0x0080 9801 contains 0xFFFF FFFC, address
0x0080 9804 (the first value in the second row) contains 0x0080 982C, ad-
dress 0x0080 9805 contains 0x0080 9839, etc.
Figure 7–3. MEMORY Window
809800 00000007 fffffffc 00809802 00809827
809804 0080982c 00809839 0080983c 0080983f
809808 00809843 00809842 00809868 0080989a
80980c 008098a9 10800000 0f350000 0f300000
809810 0f200000 0f320000 0f280000 0f290000
809814 1a770004 6a050006 628098a9 50700080
MEMORY
Address column
Data columns
To modify the contents of the MEMORY window, press
ALT M
to activate the
window and then type over the data. To select a cell, you can use the following
keys:
→ ↑ ↓ ←
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