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A command can be prefixed with up to 4 hex digits, which will then change the current address. A command can be prefixed with up to 4 hex digits, which will then change the current address.
* (no command): dumps 16 bytes at the current address. If no address is given, also increments the current address by 16. * (no command): dumps 16 bytes at the current address. If no address is given, also increments the current address by 16.
* _w [u8]*_: writes bytes in hex to the current address. * `w bytes:[u8]*`: writes bytes in hex to the current address.
* _k src:u16 size:u16_: copy _size_ bytes of memory from _cur-seg_:_src_ to _cur-seg:cur-addr_ * `k src:u16 size:u16`: copy _size_ bytes of memory from _cur-seg_:_src_ to _cur-seg:cur-addr_
* _s seg:u16_: changes the current segment * `s seg:u16`: changes the current segment
* _j_: calls a function at the current address. ABI calling conventions below. * `j`: calls a function at the current address. ABI calling conventions below.
* _l file:str_: loads a program with given name into the current segment, address _0x0100_. * `l file:str`: loads a program with given name into the current segment, address _0x0100_.
* _r [u16]*_: runs the program in the current segment with arguments. * `r args:[u16]*`: runs the program in the current segment with arguments.
* _i ax:u16_: call an int 0x80 function with AX register specified. See section above. * `i ax:u16 args:[u16]*`: call an int 0x80 function with given AX and stack args. See section above.
The _r_, _j_ and _i_ commands display the value of the AX register after returning to polmon. The _r_, _j_ and _i_ commands display the value of the AX register after returning to polmon.