DUMP

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@DUMP  <file name>, <start address>, <restart address>

Save the contents of the users virtual memory on a file.

<file name>
mass storage file to receive the memory contents (default type = PROG)
<start address>
the address where the program is started after a @RECOVER command (octal, default = 0)
<restart address>
the address where the program is restarted after a @CONTINUE command (octal, default = 0)

Rules:

  1. Permitted for all users.
  2. The amount of memory to be saved may be specified by the @MEMORY command. If not, the values from the last @LOAD_BINARY, @PLACE-BINARY or @RECOVER will be used.
  3. The file name must be used in the @RECOVER command for later retrieval.

Example:

@MEMORY 100, 7777

@DUMP US-PROG, 100, 101

@RECOVER US-PROG

Virtual memory area 100 to 7777 is dumped on the program file US-PROG:PROG. The program is then started in address 100 by the @RECOVER command.

Related commands

@DUMP-REENTRANT

@MEMORY

@RECOVER

@CONTINUE

References

Norsk Data Document ND–60.128.01 SINTRAN III REFERENCE MANUAL (printed June 1980), pages 1-64, 1-65

Norsk Data Document ND–60.174.Q01 SINTRAN III QUICK REFERENCE CARD