Memory segments which cannot be localized automatically can be found either by marking the corresponding address fields, by explicitly entering the addresses in the input fields of a dump window, or by paging within a displayed memory segment.
The memory segment is displayed in the output format which was last selected. The output format can be changed by changing the entry in the corresponding input field in the header line. However, this also changes the amount of information displayed:
Format | Display | Input | Information | Information |
Dump ASCII Hexadecimal Character Assembler
| D ASC HEX CHR ASS, XAS CBA | d,D asc,ASC h,H c,C a,A cba,CBA | 16 bytes 16 bytes 32 bytes 64 bytes 1 statement
| 288 bytes 288 bytes 576 bytes 1152 bytes |
Table 6: Relationship between output format and the amount of information output
When a dump window is assigned for the first time, the default setting is dump format D with a window size of 19 lines.
Symbolic output cannot be selected by an entry in the relevant input field. It is automatically selected for the output of tables which can be localized and for cases where a memory segment is overlaid with a DSECT (where a DSCET is specified in the field “symbolic address”).