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C-96 GB1400 User Manual
byte_fill [i], [b1], [b2], ..., [bn]
Byte Fill. This command fills the entire edit pattern with a repeating i-bit pattern, b1, b2,
b3, ..., bn.
Min. Abbr. byte_f
Arguments
i
<NR1>, in the range 8 to 80, in steps of 8, indicates the
number of bits in the fill pattern.
b1, ...,
bn
<non-decimal numeric(s)> indicating the contents of
the fill pattern. Each byte may be in the range: #H00
to #HFF (hex), #Q000 to #Q377 (octal), or
#B00000000 to #B11111111 (binary).
Example byte_fill 16, #HAA, #HFF
byte_insert [a], [i], [b1], ..., [bn]
Byte Insert. This command inserts a pattern of length i, bits, starting at address a in the
edit pattern. The insert pattern is indicated by bytes b1, ..., bn.
Min. Abbr. byte_i
Arguments
a
<NR1>, in the range "a", the insert pattern will be
inserted at this address.
0 to 131071 (1M mode)
0 to 65535 (512K mode)
0 to 32767 (256K mode)
0 to 16,383 (128K mode)
0 to 8191 (64K mode)
i
<NR1>, in the range 8 to 80, in steps of 8, the number
of bits to insert.
b1, ...,
bn
<non-decimal numeric(s)> Indicating the bytes that
make up the insert pattern. Each byte may be in the
range #H00 to #HFF (hex), #Q000 to #Q377 (octal),
or #B00000000 to #B11111111 (binary).
Example byte_insert 1600, 32, #HFF, #HFF, #H00, #H00
(inserts the sequence FFFF0000 hex into the edit
pattern at address 1600, and increments
the edit pattern length by four bytes).