Command Directory

dump

Format 1:	`dump` EXPRESSION relative/absolute
Format 2:	`dump` EXPRESSION COUNT relative/absolute
Format 3:	`dump` EXPRESSION relative/absolute `str`

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.

***Dump Command: Number of Bytes Dumped***
Argument Type	Number of Bytes Dumped
pointer	the size of the pointed-to expression
address of a scalar or aggregate	the size of one item of the array
array	the size of one item of the array
absolute address	1 (treated as a pointer to char)

Format 2: Format 2 dumps the contents of storage pointed to by EXPRESSION up to the number of bytes specified by COUNT. COUNT is an integer that specifies the number of bytes to be dumped.

Format 3: Format 3 dumps the contents of storage associated with EXPRESSION until the null terminator \ 0 is encountered.

   char *s;
   struct INT2 {int a, b} int2;

dump s: dumps one character of storage pointed to by s .
dump &int2: dumps the 8 bytes (size of structure int2 ) of structure int2 .
dump s 10: dumps 10 bytes of storage beginning at the location pointed to by s .
dump 0p00234567 20: dumps 20 bytes of storage beginning at the absolute address 0p00234567.
dump s str: dumps the string pointed to by s .

	Successful: 0
	Unsuccessful: 1