DEBUX Commands and its Information

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The following contains the information about the letters being a command in DEBUGX. Note that there are some references in the README that can expound and expand than what is provided here.

Program Creation and Debugging

A — Assemble a program using instruction mnemonics.
G — Execute the program currently in memory.
R — Display the contents of the register.
P — Proceed past an instruction, procedure, or loop.
T — Trace a single instruction.
U — Disassemble memory into assembler mnemonics.

Memory Manipulation

C — Compare one memory range with another.
D — Dump (display) the contents of memory.
E — Enter bytes into memory.
F — Fill a memory range with a single value.
M — Move bytes from one memory range to another.
S — Search a memory range for specific values.

Miscellaneous

H — Perform Hexadecimal addition and subtraction.
Q — Quit Debug and return to DOS.

Input-Output

I — Input a byte from a port.
L — Load data from disk.
O — Send a byte to a port.
N — Create a filename for use by the L and W commands.
W — Write data from memory to disk.