address/

Prints the contents of the specified memory address.

SYNTAX

address, address/[mode] [pset set_name | set_definition]
address | register/[count][mode]

DESCRIPTION

Use this command to print the contents of memory or of a register. If two addresses are separated by commas, Prism prints the contents of memory starting at the first address and continuing to the second address. If you specify a count, Prism prints count locations, starting from the address you specify.

If the address is . (period), Prism prints the address that follows the most recently printed address.

Specify a symbolic address by preceding the name with an &. For example,

&x/

prints the contents of memory for variable x.

The address you specify can be an expression made up of other addresses and the operators +, -, and indirection (unary *). For example,

0x1000+100/

prints the contents of the location 100 addresses above address 0x1000.

Specify a register by preceding its name with a dollar sign. For example,

$f0/

prints the contents of the f0 register. See Table 1-4 for a list of supported registers. If you specify count with a register, that number of registers is printed, starting with the specified register.

The mode argument specifies how memory is to be printed; if it is omitted, Prism uses the previous mode that you specified. The initial mode is X. Supported modes are listed below.

Table 1-3 Mode Argument

Mode	Description
d	Print a short word in decimal.
D	Print a long word in decimal.
o	Print a short word in octal.
O	Print a long word in octal.
x	Print a short word in hexadecimal.
X	Print a long word in hexadecimal.
b	Print a byte in octal.
c	Print a byte as a character.
s	Print a string of characters terminated by a null byte.
f	Print a single-precision real number.
F	Print a double-precision real number.
i	Print the machine instruction.

Supported UltraSPARC(TM) registers are listed below.

Table 1-4 Sun UltraSPARC Registers

Name	Register
$g0-$g7	Global registers (64 bits)
$o0-$o7	Output registers (64 bits)
$l0-$l7	Local registers
$i0-$i7	Input registers
$psr	Processor state register
$pc	Program counter
$npc	Next program counter
$y	Y register
$wim	Window invalid mask
$tbr	Trap base register
$f0-$f31	Floating-point registers
$fsr	Floating status register (64 bits)
$f0f1-$f62f63	Floating-point registers
$xg0-$xg7	Upper 32 bits of $g0-$g7 (SPARC V8 plus only, or higher)
$xo0-$xo7	Upper 32 bits of $o0-$o7 (SPARC V8 plus only, or higher)
$xfsr	Upper 32 bits of $fsr (SPARC V8 plus only, or higher)
$fprs	Floating-point registers state (SPARC V8 plus only, or higher)
$tstate	Trap state register (SPARC V8 plus only, or higher)
$fp	Frame pointer (synonym for $i6)
$sp	Stack pointer (synonym for $o6)

When issued in MP Prism, this command can take a pset qualifier. If used with a qualifier, it applies to the pset you specify. If used without a qualifier, it applies to the current pset. See " Using Pset Qualifiers" for more information on pset qualifiers.