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- SIM - QUICK DOCUMENTATION
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- This is a very short description of the most important features of SIM and
- how to use them. It's intended for htose users who just want to have a
- glance at it to see if they can use it and don't want to read all the other
- documentations. If you want to know about more advanced features, you'll
- need to read the big documentation anyway.
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- Basic monitor commands:
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- m (s)(e) Displays a hexdump from (s) to (e)
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- d (s)(e) Disasembles memory from (s) to (e)
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- r (r)(x) Displays register or sets register (r) to value (x)
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- z Executes a trace step
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- u Executes a trace step but does not enter sub routines
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- b (s) Lists or sets/clears a breakpoint at address (s)
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- e (s) Edit memory at (s)
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- n (s) Assembly to memory at (s)
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- x/X Leaves SIM
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- By pressing <ESC> a part of the display is used to display registers and
- one or two views containing a dump of the memory. Control of this 'window'
- is done with left or right Amiga shortcuts:
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- AMIGA+<m> Chooses hexdump as output form of view
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- AMIGA+<d> Chooses disassembly as output form of view
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- AMIGA+<b> Sets a breakpoint at start address of view
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- AMIGA+<z> Trace step
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- To scroll in the view use AMIGA+<cursor> and AMIGA+SHIFT+<cursor>. F1 and F2
- can also used to trace.
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