addr1
/addr1
/
Print contents of memory starting at the address addr1
.
Stop printing when a second address is reached or when n
items
have been printed, as shown by the syntax lines below:
addr1
,addr2
/[mode
]addr1
/[n
] [mode
]
mode
specifies the output format. Default is X.
Addresses may be .
(next address),
&
addr
(symbolic address), and
$r
n
(register n
). Addresses may include the symbols
+, -, and *
(indirection).
Print a byte in octal.
Print a byte as a character.
Print a short word in decimal.
Print a long word in decimal.
Print a single-precision real number.
Print a double-precision real number.
Print a machine instruction.
Print a short word in octal.
Print a long word in octal.
Print a string as characters terminated by a null byte.
Print a short word in hexadecimal.
Print a long word in hexadecimal.