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          DB buffer
 
     The example above dumps a range of memory starting at the symbol
     buffer. Since the end of the range is not given, the default
     size (128 bytes for the Dump Bytes command) is assumed.
 
          DB buffer buffer+20
 
     The example above dumps 21 bytes starting at 'buffer' and ending
     at 'buffer+20' (the point 20 bytes beyond buffer).
 
          DB buffer L 20
 
     The example above uses a length range to dump a memory range. The
     L indicates that the range is a length range, and 20 indicates the
     number of objects in the range.
 
     In this example, each object has a size of 1 byte, since that is
     the size of objects dumped by the Dump Bytes (DB) command.
 
     See: ◄Dump (D) Command-Window Commands►
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