bm
Copies a block of memory.
- Syntax
bm [/bwl] <start> <end> <dest>
- Parameters
-
<start>
- Specifies the address of the start of the memory block to be
copied.
<end>
- Specifies the address of the end of memory block to be copied.
If the end value is less than the start value, bm will copy
the memory from the starting location, for
<end>
units.
<dest>
- Specifies the address where the block is to be copied to.
- Options
-
/b
- Specify 8 bit byte operation.
/w
- Specify 16 bit word operation.
/l
- Specify 32 bit long operation.
- Example
-
To copy the block of memory from memory location 0x0100 through
memory location 0x0200 to memory location 0x0300 in hexidecimal
radix, in word operation, type the following command:
bm/w 100 200 300
To copy a block of memory 100 words long, starting at memory location
0x0200 with value 0x0400 in hexadecimal radix, in word operation,
type the following command:
bm/w 200 100 400
- Notes
- If the
/b, /w or /l option
is not specified, bm will use the default size of the PDE
environment, which can be set using the size command.
bm uses the default radix of the PDE environment, which can be
set using the radix command.
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Last Updated: $Date: 2003/01/25 04:02:25 $