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help_where3:
help_trace1:\
Display stack backtrace. <count> specifies the no. of stack levels to display,\n\
if <count> is not specified all stack levels displayed.\n
help_trace2:
help_var1:\
Display the following information about the named variable: The variable name,\n\
its type, its storage class (one of external, static, automatic, register, VAR\n\
argument or character argument) & the context which defined this variable.\n
help_var2:
help_symb1:\
Display the names, types & storage classes of all variable defined in the\n\
specified context. If <context> is not specified it defaults to the current\n\
context.  'symbols $' displays the ARMsd internal variables.\n
help_symb2:
help_let1:\
Assign variable or change memory. The <expr> on the left hand side is either\n\
a variable name in which case that variable is assigned or an expression\n\
specifying a memory location in which case the word at that location is\n
help_let2:\
changed. Multiple comma separated or space separated expressions may be given\n\
on the right hand side in which case subsequent memory locations are changed.\n
help_args1:\
Display the arguments to the specified context. If <context> is not specified\n\
it defaults to the current context.\n
help_args2:
help_prt1:\
Print result of <expr>. If <format> is specified this overrides the default\n\
format for printing of integral values (as specified by the value of the\n\
$format variable). Note that if you wish to include spaces in the format string\n
help_prt2:\
then you must enclose the format string in quotes (\"). If the result is not\n\
integral (ie. structure, array, subrange, set, function, floating point number,\n\
complex number or string) it is printed in a form appropriate to its type.\n
help_prt3:\
If the result contains sub-components (structure or array) these are printed\n\
using the specified or default format.\n
help_lng1:\
Alter or display debugger's current language. If LANG NONE is specified then\n\
any contexts displayed are displayed in low level format (ie instruction\n\
disassembly).\n
help_lng2:
help_help1:\
Display help information on one of the following commands:\n\n
help_help5:\
\n\
HELP * gives helps on all available commands. To print the help use the LOG\n\
command to record the help output into a file & print the file.\n\n
help_help6:\
If the first character of a line is the '!' character the rest of the command\n\
line is executed by a call to system(). If the first character of a line is\n\
the '|' character the rest of the line is a treated as a comment.\n\n
help_help7:\
Note that this help is not intended to replace the printed manual which\n\
explains ARMSD in much greater detail.\n
help_help8:
help_regs1:\
Display contents of ARM registers R0 to R15 of the current mode and decode the\n\
PSR. If a mode is given, display the contents of those registers which differ\n\
between the named and the current mode.\n
help_regs2:
help_fpreg1:\
Display contents of floating point registers F0 to F7 & the FPSR and decode\n\
the flags in the FPSR.\n
help_fpreg2:
help_type1:\
Type portion of a text (source) file. <line1> & <line2> specify the range of\n\
lines to be displayed. The default file is the source file associated with the\n\
current context.\n
help_type2:
help_mem1:\
Examine memory contents in hex & character format. If the \'+\' is specified \n\
<expr2> is a byte count.\n
help_mem2:
help_list1:\
Examine memory contents in instruction, hex & character format. If <size> is\n\
omitted, it is guessed from available debugging information. If the \'+\' is\n\
specified <expr2> is a byte count.\n
help_list2:
help_while1:\
If <expr> evaluates to non 0 re-execute current input line.\n
help_while2:
help_alias1:\
Define or undefine an alias. If no arguments are given all currently defined\n\
aliases are printed. If only <name> is given the corresponding alias is\n\
deleted. If <name> and <expansion> are both given the alias <name> is set to be\n
help_alias2:\
<expansion>, <expansion> may be enclosed in quotes (\") to allow inclusion of\n\
the alias expansion character (`) and the command separator character (;)\n\
within an alias. Alias expansion is performed whenever a command line is about\n
help_alias3:\
to be interpreted. Any words in backquotes (`) are expanded to their aliases.\n\
If the character after the word is not an alphanumeric character or an\n\
underscore the closing backquote may be omitted. If the word is the first word\n
help_alias4:\
of a command the opening backquote may be omitted. Alias expansion is not\n\
recursive.\n
help_alias5:
help_load1:\
Load an image for debugging. <imagefile> is the filename of the image.\n\
/Callgraph requests that code be inserted in the loaded image to describe\n\
the dynamic call graph. /Profile requests that the code be prepared for\n\
flat profiling.\n
help_load2:\
<arguments> are any command line arguments expected by <imagefile>.\n
help_reload1:\
Reload for debugging the last image loaded.\n\
/Callgraph requests that code be inserted in the loaded image to describe\n\
the dynamic call graph. /Profile requests that the code be prepared for\n\
flat profiling.\n
help_reload2:\
<arguments> are any command line arguments expected by <imagefile>.\n
help_readsyms1:\
Load debug information from the specified file.\n\
The corresponding code must be present in some other way (via GETFILE, for\n\
example, or by being in ROM)\n
help_readsyms2:
help_call1:\
Call a function. <size> specifies 16 or 32 bit instructions.  The arguments\n\
to the function should all be word size. The return value of the function\n\
(if any) may be accessed through the symbols $result or $fpresult.\n
help_call2:
help_lsym1:\
Display low-level symbols. <sym> is a pattern describing symbols to list. For\n\
example LSYM ma* would list the symbols main, market and madrigal. LSYM on its\n\
own lists all symbols.\n
help_lsym2:
help_find1:\
Find word value or string in specified memory range. The default for the low\n\
bound of the memory range is the base of the image being debugged. The default\n\
for the high bound is the top of the image's static data.\n
help_find2:
help_getfile1:Read bytes from file into memory at address <expr>\n
help_getfile2:
help_putfile1:\
Write bytes to file area of memory starting at address <expr1> and ending at\n\
address <expr2>-1 (expr2 not preceded by +) or <expr1>+<expr2>-1 (otherwise).\n
help_putfile2:
help_localvar1:\
Creates a debugger variable of the specified type in the debugger's own symbol\n\
table (so access to the variable requires a '$' prefix)\n
help_localvar2:
help_copro1:Describe the registers of the named coprocessor\n
help_copro2:
help_creg1:\
Display contents of the registers of the named coprocessor (which may have\n\
been described by a previous coproc command)\n
help_creg2:
help_cwrite1:Update a coprocessor register\n
help_cwrite2:
help_cregdef1:Describe the contents of the named coprocessor register\n
help_cregdef2:
help_comment1:\
Write the remainder of the statement to the debugger's output\n
help_comment2:
help_pause1:\
Write the remainder of the statement to the screen, then wait until a key\n\
is pressed. If the key is <escape>, and input is from an obey file, the obey\n\
file is closed (and input reverts to the previous source)\n
help_pause2:
help_loadconfig1:\
Download a file containing configuration data to the debuggee / debug agent\n
help_loadconfig2:
help_selconfig1:\
Select a configuration from (downloaded or builtin) configurations.\n\
The latest version present is chosen which matches the given version:\n
help_selconfig2:\
  if version is any, any version matches\n\
  if version is a simple integer, only that version matches\n\
  if version is of the form n+, any version numbered not less than n matches\n
help_selconfig3:
help_listconfig1:\
List the configurations known to the debug agent\n
help_listconfig2:
help_loadagent1:\
Load a new debug agent over the existing one, and start it\n
help_loadagent2:
help_profon1:\
Start collecting profile data, with the specified sampling interval\n
help_profon2:
help_profoff1:Stop collecting profile data\n
help_profoff2:
help_profclear1:Clear profile counts\n
help_profclear2:
help_profwrite1:\
Write profiling data collected so far to the named file\n
help_profwrite2:
help_history1:\
Displays the PRINT history\n
help_history2:
help_noneavail1:\
Sorry - no help available\n
help_noneavail2:
help_ccin1:\
Select a file to read Comms Channel data from\n\
This command also enables Host to Target Comms Channel communication\n
help_ccin2:
help_ccout1:\
Select a file to write Comms Channel data to\n\
This command also enables Target to Host Comms Channel communication\n
help_ccout2:
help_ccsocket1:\
Opens a socket from which Comms Channel data is read and written\n\
This command also enables Host to Target Comms Channel communication\n
help_ccsocket2:
help_sys1:Access OS-specific or extended commands\n
help_sys2:Use SYS HELP to list available commands\n
help_sys_help1:\
Display help information on one of the following SYS commands:\n\n
help_sys_help2:\
\n\
SYS HELP * gives helps on all available commands.\n\
To print the help use the LOG command to record the help output into\n\
a file and print the file.\n\n
help_aci1:\
Send command to ARM Coverification Interface\n
help_proc1:\
Switch between processors.\n\n\
With no argument, display a list of processors, the current marked with\n\
with a '*'.\n\n\
If a command is specified, that command is run on the named processor,\n\
but the current processor remains unchanged.\n\n
help_setreg:\
Set the contents of a given register to the specified values\n
help_traceextent:No help available\n
help_tracewrite:No help available\n
help_tracestart:No help available\n
help_tracestop:No help available\n
help_traceflush:No help available\n
help_tracetrigger:No help available\n