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P(1prom)            RISC/os Reference Manual             P(1prom)



NAME
     p - put the contents of a memory location or machine regis-
          ter

SYNOPSIS
     p [ width ] address value

DESCRIPTION
     The p command sets the contents of a single memory location
     (address) to value.

     When you use the p command with the debug monitor, address
     can be a general, special, or system coprocessor register
     name. You can specify the general purpose registers as
     either r0 through r31, or by the compiler-usage names.  See
     dbgmon(1spp) for more details on the general and special
     registers.

     The default for width is word.  An alternate width can be
     selected by entering one of the following arguments:

     -b    Byte (8 bits)

     -h    Half word (16 bits)

     -w    Word (32 bits)

SEE ALSO
     g(1prom), dump(1prom), fill(1prom).
     dbgmon(1spp)inthe System Programmer's Package.

























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