Structure of the FORCE memory file (.mem)

The file is composed of a sequence of variable length records surrounded by two
signature words. 

        signature word
                the first record
                the second record
                 .
                 .
                 .
                the Nth record
        signature word

The starting signature word is 0xdead (in hex) and the ending is 0ffffh (-1, in
hex). Each record contained data for each memory variable saved. A record has
the following format:

        2 bytes(word)   length of record
        2 bytes(word)   length of variable name (NULL terminated)
        N bytes         ascii variable name
        2 bytes(word)   length of data
        N bytes         variable data

An example .mem file...assuming the following declaration:

VARDEF
        CHAR(10)        aname = "1234567890"
ENDDEF

        word            0xDEAD
        word            0x17            && length of record (does not include
                                        &&  the 0xdead signature)
        word            6
        bytes           'aname',0       && ascii variable name
        word            0xA (10decimal) && length of data
        bytes           '0123457890'
        word            0xffff