DUMP(1prom)         UMIPS-V Reference Manual          DUMP(1prom)



     NAME
          dump - display contents of memory

     SYNOPSIS
          dump [ -Bcdoux ] [ -bhw ] range

     DESCRIPTION
          dump formats and displays the contents of memory.  You can
          display the contents of memory in hexadecimal, octal,
          decimal, unsigned decimal, ASCII, or binary.  The contents
          of memory can be dumped in byte, halfword or word size
          units.

          The default format is hexadecimal ( -x ).  You can select an
          alternative format by entering one of the following
          characters on the command line as an argument.

          -B    Binary format

          -c    ASCII character format

          -d    Decimal format

          -o    Octal format

          -u    Unsigned decimal

          -x    Hex format

          The default width is word (32 bits). An alternate width can
          be selected by one of the following characters on the
          command line as an argument:

          -b    Byte (8 bits)

          -h    Halfword (16 bits)

          -w    Word (32 bits)

          The range specification indicates the amount of memory to be
          displayed.  You can specify the range in one of the
          following ways:

          base           Display the contents of the memory address at
                         base.

          base#count     Display the contents of memory starting at
                         base and ending at base + count .

          base:limit     Displays the contents of the memory addresses
                         starting at base and ending at limit.




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     EXAMPLE
          The following example shows a base#count range specified in
          halfwords.  The default for the format of hexadecimal is
          used because no argument was specified.  The specified range
          is displayed on the screen horizontally.

               >>dump -h 0xbfc04000#5

               0xbfc04000: 8dce  514    6  6900  193

     SEE ALSO
          g(1prom), p(1prom), fill(1prom)











































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