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     Syntax: digits        Default radix
             0digits       Octal radix
             0xdigits      Hexadecimal radix
             0ndigits      Decimal radix
 
     Numbers used in CodeView commands represent integer constants.
     They are made up of octal, hexadecimal, or decimal digits, and are
     entered in the current radix. The formats listed above for
     entering numbers of different radixes can be used to override the
     current radix.
 
     The default radix for the C expression evaluator is decimal.
     However, you can use the Radix (N) command to specify an octal or
     hexadecimal radix.
     See: ◄Radix (N) Command-Window Command►
 
     If the current radix is 16 (hexadecimal) or 8 (octal), you can
     enter decimal numbers in the special CodeView format 0n<digits>.
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