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Inport Port Size
You can specify the size of an input port by using one of the size qualifiers
(Byte, Word, or Long).
Input Data Source
Specify the input data source (Source_Is) by entering one of the following
associated keywords:
Journal_Window
File < file_name>
Stdio
Data_String
Outport
Inport
Journal_Window. If you specify Journal_Window, the input port reads data
from the Journal window that you enter interactively. The debugger displays
the port address in hexadecimal. At this point, you can enter an input value,
which can be a decimal, hexadecimal, or binary number, or a string.
File. If you enter File < file_name> , the input port reads data from the
specified file < file_name> . When the end of a file is reached, use the Memory
Inport Rewind command to rewind the file.
Stdio. If you specify Stdio, the debugger reads data from the standard I/O
screen. The debugger automatically displays the standard I/O screen when an
input port is read. The cursor is positioned at the last point where data was
written. The standard I/O screen border flashes and the debugger displays a
message indicating the port from which it is reading data. Keyboard entry is
echoed to the screen only if the target software echoes input characters to the
standard output port.
Data_String. If you specify Data_String < string> , the input port reads data
from the specified string (< string> ). When the end of the string is reached,
the debugger automatically resets the string so that the string can be read
again if the input port is accessed again. The Memory Inport Rewind
command may be used to reset the string pointer at any time.
Outport. The input port uses the value in the output port buffer at the same
address. If you enter a value, the debugger sets the output port buffer to that
Chapter 9: Debugger Commands
Memory Inport Assign
Journal window
Specified file
Standard I/O device
Specified string
Output port buffer
Input port buffer
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