HP-UX

NAME

ipeek − SICL utility for examining memory locations

SYNOPSIS

ipeek [-v] [-?] [-b] [-w] [-l] <sym_name> <map_space> <offset>

DESCRIPTION

Ipeek, is the SICL utility for examining memory locations on interfaces that support mapping.  The ipeek utility will print the contents of the specified memory location in hexidecimal. 
 
The sym_name is the SICL symbolic name of the interface.  The interface must support mapping, such as VXI. 
 
The map_space is the map area that you would like to examine.  Currently the only interfaces supported are VXI and MXI.  The valid map spaces are A16, A24, A32, VXIDEV, and EXTEND.  See the SICL documentation for a description of these mappings. 
 
The offset is the offset, in bytes, from the beginning of the mapped space to the location that is to be examined. 

The parameter definitions follow. 

v Turns on verbose mode. 

?  Prints the usage of the ipeek program. 

b Specifies that the register size is a byte (8 bits). 

w Specifies that the register size is a word (16 bits, default). 

l Specifies that the register size is a long (32 bits). 

SEE ALSO

ipoke(1), iwrite(1), iread(1)

AUTHOR

ipeek was developed by HP. 
 

Hewlett-Packard Company  —  September 29, 1999