Commodore PC 10 - Page 372

1234 MS-DOS User's Reference
Using the Register
command
Examples:
If you type the following command, debug displays ail registers,
flags, and
the decoded instruction for the current location:
R
If the location is CS:llA, for example, the display will look similar
to this:
AX=OEOO BX=OOFF CX=0007
SI=OOSC DI=OOOO DS=04BA
IP=011A NV UP DI NG NZ
04BA:011A CD21
DX=01FF SP=039D
ES=04BA SS=04BA
AC PE NC
I NT 21
BP=OOOO
CS=04BA
If you then type the following command, debug will display these
flags:
RF
NV UP DI NG NZ AC PE NC -
Now, you could type any valid flag designation, in any order, with
or without spaces. For example:
NV UP DI NG NZ AC PE NC - PLEICY
In response, debug would display the debug prompt. To see the
changes, type either the R or RF command:
RF
NV UP EI PL NZ AC PE CY -
Press the RETURN key to leave the flags this way or to specify dif-
ferent flag values.
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