Dump memory.
DD <saddr>D <saddr>,<eaddr>
Form 1., dumps 128 bytes continued from previous dump.
Form 2., dumps 128 bytes from address <saddr>.
Form 3., dumps from address <saddr> to address <eaddr>.
Dump can be aborted by entering any character.
On 8086, <segment>:<offset> notation can be used as <saddr>.
On TLCS-90 with 20 bits address support, <bank>:<offset> notation can be used as <saddr>.
| UniMon | Ident | Supported | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6800 | ○ | ||
| 6809 | ○ | ||
| 8080 | ○ | ||
| AVR | ○ | ||
| Z80 | ○ | ||
| Z8 | ○ | ||
| 6502 | ○ | ||
| TLCS90 | ○ | ||
| SC/MP | ○ | ||
| MN1610 | ○ | Word (16 bits), 8 words per line | |
| TMS9900 | ○ | ||
| 8086 | ○ | ||
| 8051 | ○ | ||
| F8 | ○ | ||
| Z8000 | ○ | ||
| 68000 | ○ | ||
| SuperH | ○ | ||
| H8/300 | ○ | ||
| COSMAC | ○ | ||
| INS8070 | ○ | ||
| uCOM-87 | ○ | ||
| 2650 | ○ | ||
| IM6100 | ○ | Word (12 bits), Octal display, No ASCII dump | |
| CP-1600 | ○ | Word (16 bits), 8 words per line | |
