Specifications

The -S option causes a value to be stored repeatedly in memory.
The value is stored count times at each address in the address
range.
e Command
>>e [OPTIONS] RANGE
OPTIONS -w Word (default)
-h Halfword
-b Byte
-S count Repeat examine count times
-x Display in hexadecimal format
-o Display in octal format
-u Display in unsigned decimal
format
-d Display in decimal format
-c Display as ASCII characters
RANGE address Single address
address:address Start and end address
address#count Start address and count
range,range More than one range
The e, or examine, command examines the contents of memory.
Memory can be examined as words, halfwords, or bytes. The
default size is word. The e command examines values in the
range of addresses specified. You can specify the address range
by using the following:
A single address (address)
A starting and an ending address (address:address)
A starting address and the number of addresses
(address#count)
Multiple address ranges separated by commas (range,range)
Note that no intervening space follows the comma in an
address range.
10–12 Using the Console Program