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Dump Commands
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Command: Dump (D)
Syntax: Dtype [address|range]
Summary: Displays names and addresses of variables and functions
within a program.
Arguments:
<type> A one-letter specifier that indicates the type of the
data to be dumped:
Letter Type
(none) Default; last type entered in a Dump,
Enter, or View Memory (VM) command (bytes
by default)
B Bytes
A ASCII
I Integers
U Unsigned integers
W Words
D Doublewords
S Short reals
L Long reals
T 10-byte reals
<address> Indicates the starting address of the data to be
dumped. If omitted, the commands use the current
dump address (the byte after the last byte specified
in a Dump command, or DS:0 if no Dump command has
been entered).
<range> Range of addresses to be dumped, up to a maximum of
32K. If <range> is omitted and <address> is given, the
commands assume a default range, usually determined by
the size of the Command window, starting at <address>.
If neither <range> nor <address> is given, the
commands assume the default range length for the type
of object being dumped.
See: ◄Addresses►
◄Address Ranges►
◄Enter Commands (EA) Command-Window Command►
◄Breakpoint Set (BP) Command-Window Commands►
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