~-
t
hexloc2
1 :
~
END
is
the last of a range of hexadecimal storage locations
in the virtual machine to be displayed.
If
- or :
is
the
first character of the operand, then hexlocl defaults
to zero.
If
hexloc2
is
not specified, storage
is
displayed from hexlocl to the end of virtual storage.
If
specified, hexloc2 must be greater than hexlocl
and within the virtual storage size.
The address may be from 1
to
6 hexadecimal digits;
leading zeros are optional.
{.}
bytecount
END
is
the hexadecimal integer designating the number of
bytes
of
storage to be displayed. The sum of hexloc 1
and bytecount must be an address that does not
exceed the size of the virtual machine.
The value may be from 1 to 6 hexadecimal digits;
leading zeros are optional.
Gregl
is
a decimal number from 0 to
15
or a hexadecimal
number from
0 to F representing the first,
or
only,
general register whose contents are to
be
displayed.
If
G
is
specified without a register number, the
contents of all general registers are displayed.
Yregl
is
an
integer (0, 2, 4,
or
6) representing the first, or
only, floating-point register whose contents are to be
displayed.
If
Y
is
specified without a register
number, the contents
of
all floating-point registers
are displayed.
~
- t
reg2
1 :
~
END
is the last of a range of registers to be displayed.
If-
or:
is
the first character of the operand,
regl
defaults to zero.
If
reg2 is not specified, all registers
of this type from
regl
are displayed.
If
specified,
reg2 must be equal to
or
greater
than
regl.
For
Chapter 7.
VM/PC
Commands
7-21
To Next Page
Loading...
Need help?
General
