> On Feb 20, 2016, at 11:20 AM, Will Senn <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> In SimH:
>
> It is possible to display bytes in ASCII form:
> sim> e -c 1032-1034
> 1032: AB
> 1034: C<000>
>
> It is also possible to display words in octal:
> sim> e 1032-1034
> 1032: 041101
> 1034: 000103
>
> Is it possible to display bytes in octal, or bytes in both ASCII and Octal at
> the same time?
> 1032 101 A
> 1033 102 B
> 1034 103 C
> 1035 000 NUL
>
> or even just the octal bytes themselves?:
> 1032 101
> 1033 102
> 1034 103
> 1035 000
For all these, the answer is: that's up to the individual CPU emulation. Some
do, some do not. The switches used to request this are fairly consistent. You
might try "e -o 1234" for example, and that may work. Or not...
If you want it but it isn't there, you can of course add it.
paul
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