Specifications

3.9.8 Examine
The examine command lets you analyze and modify data at a specified
location in memory.
Format: EXAMINE[/mode] [address]
When data is displayed, the system cursor remains in place and waits for
you to input new data. To modify the data at the current location, input the
new data and then use the , ,or
Enter
keys to store the new data. With or
without data modification, the key examines data at the previous location in
memory. The key examines data at the next location in memory. The
Enter
key exits examine mode.
The
ESC
key exits examine mode, but will not modify the location whether
new data was typed in or not.
You can examine the contents of memory as bytes, words, doublewords, or as
ASCII by using the examine command qualifiers shown in Table 3–11.
Table 3–11 Examine Command Qualifiers
Command Display Type
E[xamine]/b Byte (default)
E[xamine]/w Word
E[xamine]/d Doubleword
E[xamine]/a ASCII
If you do not designate an address, the system defaults to the last address
selected for examination or to address 0 if no previous examine command was
executed.
3.9.9 Flags
The flags command lets you display or modify flags.
Format: FLAGS [flags_list]
See Section 3.8, Flags.
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