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Displays the IA-32 (eax, ebx, esp, etc.) registers in the Register Window.
sr
Displays the system registers (cr, rr, pkr, dbr, ibr, pmc, and pmd) in the Register Window.
ur
Displays the user registers (pr, br, ar, ip, psr.um) in the Register Window.
rf [count]
Moves the Register Window “forward” (scrolls down) through the currently-displayed register set. The Register Window is scrolled count lines. If count is omitted, the Register Window scrolls down one windowful less one line, i.e. the last line of the old window is displayed as the first line of the new window.
rb [count]
Moves the Register Window “backward” (scrolls up) through the currently-displayed register set. The Register Window is scrolled count lines. If count is omitted, the Register Window scrolls up one windowful less one line, i.e. the first line of the old window is displayed as the last line of the new window.
5.2Program Window Commands
The Program Window displays disassembled instructions, one instruction per line. (See “The Program Window” on page 3-6.)
5.2.1Summary of Program Window Commands
pj [address]
If address is specified, repositions (“jumps”) the Program Window so that the IA-64 bundle or IA-32 instruction containing the specified address is second in the window. If no address is given, jumps to the previous location. The mnemonic stands for “program jump”.
pf [count]
Moves the Program Window forward count IA-64 bundles or IA-32 instructions. If count is not specified, moves the Program Window forward one windowful less one bundle or instruction. The mnemonic stands for “program forward”.
pb [count]
Moves the Program Window backward count IA-64 bundles or IA-32 instructions. If count is not specified, moves the Program Window backward one windowful less one bundle or instruction. The mnemonic stands for “program backward”.
pa
Display the program being simulated in assembly language only, as shown in Figure 5-1.This command is valid for IA-64 code only. The mnemonic stands for “program display assembly”.
