mm

Syntax

mm [/bwl] <addr>

Parameters

<addr>

Specifies the starting memory location to be modified.

Options

/b

Specify 8 bit byte operation.

/w

Specify 16 bit word operation.

/l

Specify 32 bit long operation.

Example

To modify the contents of memory location 0x100, in hexidecimal radix, in word size operation, type the following command:

mm/w 100

Modify commands in the PDE environment have an interactive dit mode to modify memory. This edit mode dispalys the memory location followed by its contents. For exmaple, the above command returns:

00000100 - 00000000? _

where 00000100 is the memory locatio, and 00000000 is the value at that address. The edit mode allows you to modify the current locatio, then moved on to the next location for modification. In this mode, the following commands are available:

^ -- go back one increment

. -- quit edit mode, return to prompt

=modification -- makes the modification and displays the same location again, instead of the next

Notes

If the /b, /w or /l option is not specified, mm will use the default size of the PDE environment, which can be set using the size command.

mm uses the default radix of the PDE environment, which can be set using the radix command.

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