User`s guide

D (Deposit)
(KMON)
Deposits octal values in memory, beginning at the location you specify.
Format
D address= [ value[,...value] ]
Parameter
address
Specifies an octal address that, when added to the relocation base value from the
Base command (if you used one), provides the actual address where RT–11 must
deposit the value(s). A relocation base of 0 is the default, if no previous Base
command executed.
The value argument specifies the new contents of the address. If you do not
specify a value (that is, you specify D address=,
RETURN
), RT–11 assumes a value
of 0. If you specify D address
RETURN
, RT–11 does nothing. If you specify more
than one value and separate the values by commas, RT–11 deposits the values
in sequential locations, beginning at the location you specify.
The D (deposit) command accepts both word and byte addresses, but it always
executes the command as though you specified a word address. (If you specify an
odd address, the system decreases it by one to make it even.) The D command
stores all values as word quantities.
Use commas to separate multiple values in the command line. Two or more
adjacent commas cause the system to deposit zeroes at the location you specify
and at subsequent locations, if indicated.
You cannot specify an address that references a location outside the area of the
background job unless you use customization patch 31 described in the RT–11
IND Control Files Manual.
You can use the D command with GET and START to temporarily alter a
program’s execution. Use the SAVE command before START to make the
alteration permanent.
Examples
1. The D command deposits zeroes into locations 300, 302, 304, and 306:
.D 300=,,,
2. The B command sets the base address to 0:
.B
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