P-971M User’s Guide

CHAPTER 6

Command Examples

This chapter shows some command usage examples.

6.1 General Command Examples

This sections shows some general command examples.

6.1.1 syntax

Syntax:

syntax

Displays detailed command line syntax information.

Figure 17 syntax Command Example

CM> syntax

Instance: Console Thread (0x80fdc670)

General command format: cmd [(#)] [parms...]

'cmd' is the command to be executed. Type 'help' to get a list of available commands. Note that the parser can handle partial command names (e.g. 'he' for 'help'). It always selects the first good match that it finds.

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Bitmask - Allows you to enter a bitmask value in decimal or hex. A bitmask may only allow some bits to be specified; these are shown in help text as

{0xNN} after the parameter name. If nothing

is shown, all 32 bits are

valid. Additionally, you can specify one

of these special characters

before the value to modify the existing value:

'=' - store the value ('=0x20' -> value

=

0x20)

'&' - bitwise AND

('&0x20' -> value

&=

0x20)

'' - bitwise OR

('0x20' -> value

=

0x20)

'~' - invert/AND

('~0x20' -> value

&=

~0x20)

CM>

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