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Memory Outport Show
The Memory Outport Show command displays the value stored in the buffer
of the specified outport port or ports. Each output port has a one-value buffer
associated with it that contains the last value written to the port. The buffer
value can be displayed in byte, word, or long format.
You can display an output port buffer value by specifying either a port address
(< port_addr> ) or port address range (< port_addr> ..< port_addr> ). If you
specify a range, the debugger displays all buffer values in that range.
If you do not specify any parameters, the debugger displays all declared output
ports with their port addresses, sizes, values, and data destinations.
See Also
Memory Outport Assign
Memory Outport Delete
Memory Outport Rewind
Examples
To display all assigned output ports:
Memory Outport Show
To display all output ports in the address range 400h through 4ffh:
Memory Outport Show 0x400..0x4ff
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