Debug Manual

Debug Commands
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I Command
These format options have these meanings:
If you omit mode, the default is based on the address that is currently being used.
Considerations
For an accelerated program, the I command displays the specified address area in
TNS instruction code and marks points of correspondence between TNS and RISC
instructions as follows:
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A commercial at sign (@) marks a register-exact point.
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A greater-than sign (>) marks a memory-exact point.
These points are the TNS environment P register values on which you can set
breakpoints. For more information on these points, see TNS and RISC Execution
Correspondence (Accelerated Mode) on page 2-5.
Examples From a TNS Program
050,03,00013-I %104
%000104: ADDS +002
050,03,00013-I %104, #10
%000104: ADDS +002 LADR L+006 LLS 01 PUSH 700
%000110: ADDS +032 LOAD L-003 PUSH 700 ADDS +006
%000114: LDLI +200 LDI -007
050,03,00013-I Q #40/2, 5 :r
00080028: SUBU t4,v1,at UNKNOWN 64000000 NOP
00080034: NOP NOP
050,03,00013-
Example From an Accelerated Program
050,03,00014-I %104, #10
%000104: @ ADDS +002 LADR L+006 LLS 01 PUSH 700
%000110: ADDS +032 LOAD L-003 PUSH 700 ADDS +006
%000114: > LDLI +200 LDI -007
050,03,00014-
T displays TNS instruction code.
N displays RISC instruction code.
R displays RISC instruction code.