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Tingo: fixed link to @CONTINUE

2017-10-02T12:25:06Z

fixed link to @CONTINUE

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	; <file name> : mass storage file to receive the memory contents (default type = PROG)		; <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)		; <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)		; <restart address> : the address where the program is restarted after a @[[CONTINUE (command)\|CONTINUE]] command (octal, default = 0)

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Tingo: /* Related commands */ fixed link to @CONTINUE

2017-10-02T12:22:40Z

Related commands: fixed link to @CONTINUE

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	@[[RECOVER]]		@[[RECOVER]]

	@[[CONTINUE]]		@[[CONTINUE (command)]]

	== References ==		== References ==

Tingo: created page for the DUMP command

2013-09-26T20:39:08Z

created page for the DUMP command

New page

@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:
#Permitted for all users.
#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.
#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 ==
{{ND-doc|60.128.01}} (printed June 1980), pages 1-64, 1-65

{{ND-doc|60.174.Q01}}
[[Category:Background Commands]]