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REGISTER               PSAM/DAPDB Commands               REGISTER



NAME
     registers - display MCU registers, PE registers and the Edge
     register

SYNOPSIS
     registers [ <register> ] [ <typesize> ]

DESCRIPTION
     The registers command displays data  held  in  the  DAP  MCU
     registers,  PE  registers  and  the  edge register.  It also
     displays the Carry (C)  and  Overflow  (V)  flags,  and  the
     hardware DO loop iteration count when in a hardware DO loop.
     If no parameters are supplied all the DAP registers,  the  C
     and  V  flags  and  the  hardware DO loop count, if any, are
     displayed.

     Registers can be displayed  individually  by  supplying  the
     <register> parameter as follows:


               a     - A register

               c     - C register

               q     - Q register

               m<n>  - MCU register <n>

               me    - edge register

               d     - hardware DO loop iteration count if  in  a
                     hardware DO loop, otherwise silent

               f     - C and V flags

               m*    - all MCU registers, edge register, DO  loop
                     count and C & V flags

     The MCU registers and the edge register can be displayed  in
     address  format or in bit, character, real, integer or hexa-
     decimal format by supplying the <typesize> parameter as fol-
     lows:


               a     - address (plane.row.word)

               b<n>  - as <n> bits

               c<n>  - <n> bits as characters

               e<n>  - <n> bit real




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REGISTER               PSAM/DAPDB Commands               REGISTER



               h<n>  - <n> bit hexadecimal

               i<n>  - <n> bit integer

     The default type is hexadecimal. The  default  size  is  the
     size  of  the register being displayed.  The size parameter,
     <n>, is optional and specifies the number of bits taken from
     the  rightmost,  least significant end of the register to be
     displayed. If specified, <n> must not exceed the size of the
     register  being  displayed.  Furthermore  the  size  of real
     numbers must be a multiple of 8 greater than or equal to 24,
     and the size of characters must be a multiple of 8.

EXAMPLES
     register a               print the A register plane.

     register m4 i25          print  register  m4  as  a   25-bit
                              integer.

     register me i            print the edge register as a 32-bit
                              integer  (DAP  500)  or as a 64-bit
                              integer (DAP 600).

     register m5 a            print register m5 in  address  for-
                              mat.

SEE ALSO
     array, code



























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