general registers, reg2 may
be
a decimal number
from 0 to 15
or
a hexadecimal number from 0
to
F;
for floating-point registers, reg2 may
be
0, 2, 4,
or
6.
{.}
regcount
END
is
a decimal number from 1
to
16
or
a hexadecimal
number from 1 to 10 designating
the
number
of
registers
to
be
displayed.
The
sum of
Gregl
and
regcount may
not
exceed 16; for floating-point
registers regcount may
not
exceed 4.
[%[+Xddd]]
PSW
uses
regl
as
an
address with the optional
hexadecimal displacement ddd.
displays the current virtual machine PSW (program
status word) as two hexadecimal words.
Usage Notes:
1.
This command displays only second-level storage
(storage which is real
to
the virtual machine).
2. Multiple operands
on
a single command line will
not
be
supported.
3.
To
terminate the DISPLAY function while
data
is being
displayed, press the
PAl
key.
Responses:
One
of
the following responses is displayed
depending
on
the operand specified.
Displaying Storage Locations
xxxxxx
wordl
word2 word3 word4 [*EBCDIC
Translation
*]
response when displaying storage locations; xxxxxx
is
the storage location
of
wordl.
Up
to
4 words are
displayed
on
a line with the optional translation
(periods represent translation
of
nonprintable
characters). Multiple lines are used for a range
of
locations.
If
translation is requested, alignment
is
made
to
the next lower 16-byte boundary; otherwise
alignment
is
to
the next lower fullword boundary.
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