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du{mp}
Format 1: |
dump
EXPRESSION relative/absolute |
Format 2: |
dump
EXPRESSION COUNT relative/absolute |
Format 3: |
dump
EXPRESSION relative/absolute str |
dump
command dumps the contents of storage pointed to by EXPRESSION. Note that
for the dump
command, EXPRESSION is either
a pointer, an address, or an array.
Format 1: Format 1 dumps the contents of storage pointed to by the argument EXPRESSION with the number of bytes dumped determined as shown in Dump Command: Number of Bytes Dumped.
Format 3: Format 3 dumps the contents of
storage associated with EXPRESSION until the null terminator
\ 0
is encountered.
dump
command examples are based on the following declarations:
char *s; struct INT2 {int a, b} int2;
dump s
s
.
dump &int2
int2
) of structure
int2
.
dump s 10
s
.
dump 0p00234567 20
dump s str
s
.
PROFILE | no |
configuration file | no |
Source window prefix | none |
dump
command uses command scope to resolve references to all identifiers.
Successful: 0 | |
Unsuccessful: 1 |
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