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- DUMPH -- CP/M HEX DUMP PGM
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- The program "DUMPH" dumps memory to the screen. It asks for starting
- and stopping addresses (in hex) and upon completion of the second
- address it immediately starts dumping to the screen.
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- It inserts a blank line at the beginning of each new sector. It
- displays 16 bytes per line separated into two groups of 8 each.
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- While running, typing an "escape" character will allow the current line
- to finish and then abort back to a restart. A "space" will pause during
- the display. Another "space" character will resume the display.
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- A Control-C will terminate the program. If the program is running you
- must use an "escape" or "space" character to stop it. The Control-C
- will then terminate the program.
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- While it does not show ASCII equivalents like DDT or SID, it does allow
- the user to look at CCP (which DDT and SID overwrite) as well as look at
- the "protect address" at 0005-6-7, which SID and DDT change each time
- they are loaded. This is occasionally of some value and difficult to
- get with other programs.
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- Irvin M. Hoff
- Los Altos Hills, Ca
- 22 Sept 83