Intel XENIX 286 Programmers Guide (86) - Tenox.tc

adb: Program Debugger XENIX Programming
The i format displays machine instructions in 8086/286 mnemonics. The b format
displays individual bytes and is useful for display data associated with instructions or the
high or low bytes of registers.
The a, r, and n formats are usually combined with other formats to make the display
more readable. For example, the format
ia
causes the current address to be displayed after each instruction.
You may precede each format with a count of the number of times you wish it to be
repeated. For example, the format
4c
displays four ASCII characters.
You can combine format requests to provide elaborate displays. For example, the
command