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- CSIP is a very simple utility program that causes a continuous CRT
- display of the processor stack and CS:IP registers. It is useful in
- debugging and tracing code that occasionally crashes or appears to
- "freeze".
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- When CSIP is resident and enabled, the display has the following format:
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- aaaa:bbbb cccc:dddd
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- where:
- aaaa is the current stack segment (SS register)
- bbbb is the current stack pointer (SP register)
- cccc is the current code segment (CS register)
- dddd is the current instruction pointer (IP register)
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- Press the SCROLL LOCK key to enable/disable the CSIP status display.
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- This is public domain material.
- Samuel H. Smith, 12-11-91
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- Revision history
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- 12-11-91
- Initial coding and release
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- 12-28-91
- Added logic to determine video segment at runtime (CSIPM no longer
- needed on MONO display systems).
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- Changed display to show the last 5 values of SS:SP CS:IP instead of
- only a single value.
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- Added logic to check SCROLL-LOCK state and to enable the status
- display only when SCROLL-LOCK is active.
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