Dump contents of error counters. The reserved Data memory locations DM80 to DMB8 are dumped. These contain the system error counters for both the SLAC and BNL systems.
DUMP FILE filename[.SSP] (option
e.g. DUMP FILE 787EXAMPLES:TEST.SSP
Dump contents of a program saved on disk. If "filename" is not specified, you will be prompted.
Labels for DM and PM locations (if available - see LOAD command) will also be reloaded on a DUMP FILE command, and a message will then be printed, e.g. :
Loading symbols from
787EXAMPLES:TEST7_K7.MAP
DUMP COMMON /LIST (option
e.g. DUMP COMMON /LIST (PRINT
Dump list of COMMONs used by the program that has been loaded into the SSP. If no program has been previously loaded, SNOOPY types the message
"Invalid command - no COMMONs in table",
and returns to Command mode.
Note that in the case of code produced by the BNL method, the COMMONS are the same as MARKER BLOCKS.
DUMP COMMON name [start_location [number_of_words]] (option
e.g. DUMP COMMON FRED FFFF 10 (PRINT
Dump contents of COMMON "name" defined in the program that has been loaded into the SSP. If no program has been previously loaded, SNOOPY types the message
"Invalid command - no COMMONs in table",
and returns to Command mode.
If "name" is not specified, you will be prompted.
o Start_location = BYTE offset from Common starting address.
o Maximum number of words = common block size in words.
o Parameters must be entered in Hexadecimal.
o Default for "start_location" is Common starting address.
o Default for "number_of_words" is Common size.
Note that in the case of code produced by the BNL method, the COMMONS are the same as MARKER BLOCKS.
DUMP PM [start_location [number_of_words]] (option
e.g. DUMP PM 200 500 (DISK
Dump contents of a selected portion of Program or Data memory.
o Start_location = WORD address (PM) - BYTE address (DM).
o Maximum number of words = 4096 (PM) - 32768 (DM) for small memory SSP.
o Parameters must be entered in Hexadecimal.
o Default for "start_location" is 0.
o Default for "number_of_words" is (maximum - start).
The following options are supported for DUMP: - none = output is directed to Terminal - this is the default.
- DISK = output is directed to Disk - filename = "SSPhhhhh.DMP".
- PRINT = as DISK above (file can be printed later)