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



     NAME
          g - get and display contents of memory location

     SYNOPSIS
          g [ -bhw ] address

     DESCRIPTION
          The g command is a PROM Monitor and sash command, which
          displays the contents of a single memory location in
          decimal, hex, and ASCII character formats.

          The g command is also a Debug Monitor (dbgmon) command. If
          you use the g command with dbgmon, then address can also be
          a register name that displays the contents of the named
          client register.  Client registers can be one of three types
          of registers:  general purpose registers that you can
          specify as either r0 through r31, or by their compiler-usage
          names; special purpose registers; and system coprocessor
          registers of a client.  See dbgmon(1spp) for more details.

          The default memory access width is word.  An alternative
          width can be selected by entering one of the following
          characters on the command line as an argument.

          -b    Byte (8 bits)

          -h    Halfword (16 bits)

          -w    Word (32 bits)

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























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