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The putfile command writes the contents
of an area of memory to a file. The data is written as a sequence
of bytes.
The syntax of the putfile command is:
putfile filename expression1,
{+}expression2
where:
filenameSpecifies the name of the file to write the data into.
expression1Specifies the lower boundary of the area of memory to be written.
expression2Specifies the upper boundary of the area of memory to be written.
The upper boundary of the memory area is defined as follows:
if is
not preceded by a expression2+ character, the upper boundary
of the memory area is the value of:
expression2 - 1
if is
preceded by a expression2+ character, the upper boundary
of the memory area is the value of:
expression1 + expression2 - 1.
Low-level symbols are accepted by default.