G(1prom)            RISC/os 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(1M) 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(1spp)) com-
     mand. If you use the g command with dbgmon(1spp), address
     can also be a register name that displays the contents of
     the named client register.  Client registers can be one of
     three types:

     ⊕    general purpose registers that you can specify as
          either r0 through r31, or by their compiler-usage names

     ⊕    special purpose registers

     ⊕    system coprocessor registers of a client.

          See dbgmon(1spp) for more details.

     The default memory access width is word. You can select an
     alternative width by entering one of the following:

     -b    Byte (8 bits)

     -h    Half word (16 bits)

     -w    Word (32 bits)

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


















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