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Updated User Manual Command Reference (markdown)

David Banks 2016-07-13 17:11:07 +01:00
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User-Manual---Command-Reference.md

@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ If \<trigger condition\> is omitted if defaults to F (trigger always).
Removes a breakpoint or watchpoint.
_Usage: cl \<number\> | \<address\>
_Usage: cl \<number\> | \<address\>_
The clear command can be used in two ways:
* with a number (e.g. 0-7) it will clear the breakpoint with this number as listed by bl
@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ If <reset> is non-zero, then the reset line on the processor will be asserted fo
Calculates a CRC over a block of host memory.
_Usage: crc \<start address\> \<end address\>
_Usage: crc \<start address\> \<end address\>_
\<start address\> and \<end address\> are inclusive.
@ -135,11 +135,12 @@ D67D is well-known in the Acorn Atom community as the CRC for Atom Basic.
Disassembles the next 10 instruction in host memory.
_Usage: d \[ \<start address\> \]
_Usage: d \[ \<start address\> \]_
If the start address is omitted \<start address\>, the disassembly will continue from the end of the previous disassembly, if there was one, or the current value of the program counter register.
Example:
```
>> d c2b2
C2B2 : LDA #29
C2B4 : STA 12
@ -168,7 +169,7 @@ C2D7 : STX 06
Fills a block of host memory with a fixed value.
_Usage: crc \<start address\> \<end address\> \<value\>
_Usage: crc \<start address\> \<end address\> \<value\>_
\<start address\> and \<end address\> are inclusive.
@ -187,6 +188,7 @@ This displays the emulator name, version, build date and list of commands.
There are no arguments to this command.
Example:
```
>> h
ICE-T65 In-Circuit Emulator version 0.72
Compiled at 13:40:03 on Nov 15 2015
@ -216,7 +218,6 @@ Commands:
trigger
>>
```
## mem (m)
## rdm (rd)