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(E)nter
Enter
Purpose:
Enters byte values into memory at the specified address.
Syntax:
Eaddress[ list 1
Comments:
If, when using the E (enter) command, you type the optional list
of values, the byte values are replaced automatically. (If an error
occurs, no byte values are changed.)
If you type the address without the optional list, debug displays
the address and its contents, repeats the address on the next line,
and then waits for your input. At this point, the E (enter) com-
mand waits for you to perform one of the following actions:
• Replace a
byte value with a value you type. Simply type the
value after the current value. If the one you type is not a legal
hexadecimal value
or if it contains more than two digits, the
illegal or extra character is not echoed.
• Press
the SPACEBAR to advance to the next byte. To change the
value, simply type the new value as described in the previous
action.
If, when you press the SPACEBAR, you move beyond an
8-byte boundary,
debug starts a new display line with the
address displayed at the beginning.
• Type a
hyphen (-) to return to the preceding byte. If you
decide to change a byte behind the current pOSition, typing
the hyphen returns the current position to the previous byte.
When you type the hyphen, a new line is started with its
address and
byte value displayed.
• Press
the RETURN key to terminate the E command. The RETURN
key may be pressed at any byte position.