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#The following dump command aliases vary the format

#(hexadecimal, decimal, or character) used to display

# memory. "addr" is a memory address or mnemonic (such

#as PC) that you must supply as an argument when you

#invoke one of the aliases.

alias Dh(addr) dump -from addr -bits 256 -hex alias Dd(addr) dump -from addr -bits 256 -decimal alias Da(addr) dump -from addr -bits 256 -character

#The following dump command aliases take two arguments:

#addr and n. Use n to specify the number of bits you

#want grouped as a unit in the resulting display of

#memory.

alias Dan(it,n) dump -from it -bits n -character alias Dn(it,n) dump -from it -bits n -hex

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#The following alias searches for procedure names

#containing the character string str, and prints the

#fully qualified name for each procedure name displayed.

alias find(str) list blocks >tmp; sh grep str tmp

A Sample Personal Startup File (continued)

Customizing the Debugger 6-7