The OT (Inspect Stack Cell) command displays the contents of the specified stack cell for the task.
Syntax
Explanation
<mix number> OT <number>
Displays the contents of the stack cell specified by <number> for the task identified by <mix number>. The <number> must be an integer between zero and the length of the task stack. The stack cell is selected by adding <number> to the offset of the base of the outer block in the task stack. The program stack number is displayed in hexadecimal characters, followed by the contents of the stack cell, including its extent (for Epsilon systems), its tag, and its 48 data bits. Their values are presented in hexadecimal form. If the stack cell contains a single-precision integer, its decimal value is also presented.
Examples
Example 1
8903 OT 2
Stack 11B Offset 2 = 0 00000000002A (Hex) 42 (Decimal)
Example 2
8904 OT 5
Stack 11E Offset 5 = 1 C C00000000739 (Hex)
| Note: | The selected stack word in this example contains a nonzero extension (1). |
Example 3
8904 OT 6
Stack 11F Offset 6 = 0 000000001000 (Hex) 4,096 (Decimal)
