Search Memory (Description)
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The Search Memory (S) command scans a specified area of memory
for specific byte values. Use this command to program in
Assembly mode and to test for the presence of specific values
within a range of data.
See: ◄Source Display Mode (S+) Command-Window Command►
◄Options Menu: Source-Window Command►
You can specify any number of byte values to the Search Memory
command. Each byte value must be separated by a space or a comma,
unless the list is an ASCII string.
NOTE: If the list contains more than one byte value, the Search
Memory command looks for a series of bytes that precisely
match the order and value of bytes in the list. If the
command finds such a series of bytes, it displays the
beginning address of that series.
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