Specifications

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USING MON TO EXAMINE MEMORY
When storing data into memory, it is sometimes necessary to verify that a block is correct. You can display 128 bytes at a
time with the MON "D" command.
The syntax is:
MON>D address [segment]
where address is the starting address in hexadecimal. The command will display 8 lines of 16 bytes. The optional segment
parameter can be used to view memory segments above segment 0. The segment is entered in hexadecimal.
The program will pause at the end of each display. Pressing the space bar will cause another block to be displayed.
Pressing <ENTER> returns you to the Immediate Mode. Pressing <ESC> during the listing will abort the display.