Type III C lass A Program

for this operand. all of core from the starting address to
the end of core is dumped. If an asterisk is not specified
as the third operand. the same procedure is used to
determine the ending address of the dump as that described
above for the starting address. Both addresses must be
within the address range of the user's virtual core, and the
address specified in the third operand must be greater thanthat
specified in the second.
The first three lines of output from the DUMP request give
the contents of general-purpose registers 0-7 and 8-15, and
the floating-point registers 0-6. Thereafter, the contents
of the specified portion of core are given, 32 bytes per
line. The core address of the first byte in the line is
given in the left-most column of the dump and is always an
even doubleword boundary,.
The alphameric interpretation for the 32 bytes is pri,nted to
the right of the specified hexadecimal locations.
Responses:
A carriage return is issued and the keyboard is unlocked to
accept another DEBUG request. The requested information is
printed offline as soon as the printer is available,.
INVALID DEBUG REQUEST
No. two" or more than three operands have been specified in
the DUMP request. Reissue the request,. specifying one or
three operands.
INVALID ARGUMENT
This message is given if the address specified by the third
operand is less than that specified by the second operand or
the second and/or third operands cannot be located in the
DEBUG symbol table and are not valid hexadecimal numbers.
If either operand is intended to be a symbol, a DEF request
must previously have been issued for that symbol: if not.
the operand must specify a valid hexadecimal core location.
INVALID CORE-ADDRESS
The hexadecimal number specified in the second or third
operand" when added to the current origin. is greater than
the user's virtual core size. If the current origin value
is unknown i , reset it to the desired value by issuing ORIGIN
and reissue the DUMP request.
Example:
DUMP NEUC 0000 05FO
The contents of core from locations 0000 to 05FO(each plus
the current origin) are printed on the offline printer and
identified by the heading NEUC. See Figure 19 for a sample
of this output, where the origin value is o.
DEBUG - DUMP 233