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memdump in words #30
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Many thanks for this, yes i know its 8 bit but i have tables of addresses
which are 16 bits so it would make it easier if i could see them as words
and swap the endianness for easy debugging,anyhow i can manage, it's not
like i have to dump things to the screen like we had to in 1983, it's great
having a real debugger.
…On Thu, 1 Oct 2020 at 18:15, maziac ***@***.***> wrote:
The z80 ist an 8bit Maschine, so what ist your use case here.
If you e.g. just want to lookup an array of defw values you can also
simply add the label to the Watch Windows.
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I understand that it can be useful to see the dump as words. |
Oh yes, please don't get me wrong it the watches were very handy, I am not
complaining, your debugger is awesome.
If you get around to wanting to add a feature, it would be great if we
could save a memory dump to disk maybe similar to the md command such as
-sd startAddress, howManyBytes, filePathName, this would have been handy
yesterday, as i had hand type (copy and paste was messy) the memory into
excel (so i could see words with the visual endian format) to check my
double linked list was correct, however that's just me.
Anyhow as i say, awesome work, you are already making my life easy.
Many thanks
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I understand that it can be useful to see the dump as words.
But for that use case shouldn't the watch mentioned above be helpful
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I renamed command "md" to "mv" and added 2 new commands: Please test if it suits your needs. You find the release here: https://github.com/maziac/DeZog/releases/tag/v1.4.10 |
Awesome, thanks that make life easy, all great stuff, i see the memory dump
is now in the debug console and not a window, is this permanent or can we
have the option to have it in a window? Another annoying thing is :- when
you refresh the debug session it creates a new window of where all the
registers are pointing "Memory Dump @hl @de......" which is annoying as it
is making two or more versions of the same window and I have to keep
closing it.
Stirling work, please let me know if you need any more tests!
…On Sat, 10 Oct 2020 at 22:48, maziac ***@***.***> wrote:
I renamed command "md" to "mv" and added 2 new commands:
"-md address size [dec|hex] [word] [little|big]": Memory dump at 'address'
with 'size' bytes. Output is in 'hex' (default) or 'dec'imal. Per default
data will be grouped in bytes. But if chosen, words are output. Last
argument is the endianess which is little endian by default.
"-ms address size filename": Saves a memory dump to a file. The file is
saved to the temp directory.
Please test if it suits your needs.
You find the release here:
https://github.com/maziac/DeZog/releases/tag/v1.4.10
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I'm currently thinking of adding an option to all all commands to redirect output to a window. Could you enter a new bug for the other issue. |
Just saw: you can copy with CTRL-C. Only right-mouse is disabled. |
You can forget about entering a bug. I think I have corrected it here: Please let me know if it works. |
I tried to reach you via email, but maybe the address was wrong... Have just found your web site and like it very much. A great source of information. I saw that you have written a feature that includes DeZog as development tool. In GitHub/DeZog there is a section with links to DeZog tutorials and I would like to add it there if that is OK to you. |
Sorry I have been ill recently and therefore no so much on the emails, by
all means yes please add links
Still not well, many thanks
Patricia
…On Sat, 31 Oct 2020 at 16:33, maziac ***@***.***> wrote:
I tried to reach you via email, but maybe the address was wrong...
Have just found your web site and like it very much. A great source of
information.
I saw that you have written a feature that includes DeZog as development
tool.
(https://luckyredfish.com/coding-for-the-spectrum-next-emulator-cspect/)
In GitHub/DeZog there is a section with links to DeZog tutorials and I
would like to add it there if that is OK to you.
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Thanks, I will add the link. BTW the email address I found on your web site has a problem. |
Hi There i just want to say awesome work on this, I have been using it on the spectrum next, and i was looking to see if the memory dump could be displayed as words rather than just bytes. I can't find the command :(
Many thanks
Patricia
luckyredfish.com
Originally posted by @infromthecold in #25 (comment)
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