Debug commands
last update: 06/2003
Debug is the most simpliest debugger. It comes along with your (older)
MS-DOS and I hope even PC-DOS. Newer MS-DOS versions don't have debug, if you
didn't make an update from an older version.
- A ssemble [adr]
- start assemblyentering-mode
- C ompare
- compares two memoryblocks
- D ump [adr]
- dumps a part of the memory
- E nter [adr]
- enters a byte
- F ill
- fills a memoryblock:
- F start, end (or L length) list (of filling values)
- G o
- executes the program:
- G =startadr breakpoints
- H exarithmetic
- calculates sum and difference of the values
- H value1,value2
- I nput
- show a i/o port
- L oad
- load a file (set the Name first)
- M ove
- moves memoryblock:
- M start end destination
- N ame
- sets the name
- O ut
- put a byte to an i/o port
- P rocede
- to execute an interupt or a subroutine
- Q uit
- R egister
- R shows all registers
- R reg change the regs
- R F change the flags
- S earch
- S area list
- T race
- executes one(!) command
- just T or T =start, number of executing bytes
- U nassemble
- unassembles the memory
- W rite
- writes a file to disk (beginning has to be at off 100h)