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     The Fill Memory (F) command fills the addresses in the specified
     range with the byte values specified in the argument list. You can
     enter byte values using any radix.
 
     The values in the list are repeated until the whole range is
     filled. Thus, if you specify only one value, the entire range is
     filled with that same value. If the list has more values than
     the number of bytes in the range, the command ignores any extra
     values.
 
     The Fill Memory command provides an efficient way to fill up a
     block of memory with any values you specify. You can use this
     command to program in Assembly mode because it enters values
     directly into memory. You can also use it to initialize large data
     areas, such as arrays or structures.
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