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Displays disassembled target memory at a specified address or between a range of addresses.
PRINTDSM { address | addressrange }
where:
addressThe address containing the line of code to be disassembled.
For example, 0x8000.
addressrangeThe start and end addresses containing the code
to be disassembled. For example, 0x8000..0x8FFF specifies
addresses in the address range 0x8000 to 0x8FFF.
The PRINTDSM command prints disassembled target memory at the specified address, or in the specified address range:
if you are using the GUI, then output is sent to the Cmd tab of the Output view
if you have a journal file open, the disassembly is also sent to that file.
The output is in the same format as the disassmbly in the Disassembly tab of the Code window. Use the DISASSEMBLE command to change the format.
This command requires that RealView Debugger is connected to a debug target.
The following examples use the dhrystone image
to show how to use PRINTDSM:
printdsm 0x8000..0x800FPrints a disassembled version of the code from 0x8000 to 0x800F,
for example:
__main:
RW:00008000 EA000000 B __scatterload_rt2 <0x8008>
RW:00008004 EA00069C B __rt_entry <0x9a7c>
__scatterload_rt2:
RW:00008008 E28F0028 ADR r0,{pc}+0x30 ; 0x8038
RW:0000800C E8900C00 LDM r0,{r10,r11}
printdsm main..+16Prints a disassembled version of the 16 bytes of
code starting from the address of function main,
for example:
main:
RW:00008200 E92D47F0 PUSH {r4-r10,r14}
RW:00008204 E24DD070 SUB r13,r13,#0x70
RW:00008208 E3A00030 MOV r0,#0x30
RW:0000820C EB00040E BL malloc <0x924c>
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