z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

DUMP Vector
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15 or a hexadecimal number from X'0' to X'F' representing the first, or only,
vector register whose contents are to be dumped. If VR is specified without a
register number, it defaults to register 0.
If you wish to dump a vector register pair (VP), reg1 is an even decimal number
from 0 to 14 or an even hexadecimal number from X'0' to X'E' of the first or
only vector register pair. If reg1 is not specified with VP, it will default to vector
register pair 0.
: END
- reg2
If you wish to dump a range of vector registers, reg2 is a decimal number from
0 to 15 or a hexadecimal number from X'0' to X'F' representing the last vector
register whose contents are to be dumped. If you specify VP, reg2 must
designate an even-numbered register. The hyphen (-) or colon (:) following reg1
specifies a range of register values for dumping. Specify the range of registers
in ascending order. The operand reg2 must be equal to or greater than reg1.
The contents of registers reg1 to reg2 will then be dumped.
Specify END to dump all register contents from the starting registers specified
by reg1 to register 15, or register pair 14 and 15.
END
. regcount
identifies a decimal number from 1 to 16 or a hexadecimal number from 1 to F
specifying the number of vector registers or pairs whose contents are to be
dumped. If VP is specified, the valid range is one through eight. If you dump
vector registers, the sum of reg1 and regcount must not be larger than 16.
Specify END to dump all register contents from the starting registers specified
by reg1 to register 15, or register pair 14 and 15.
,elt1
The comma indicates that a register element specification follows. If the comma
and element specification are not given, CP dumps the contents of elements 0
through 3 for VR, or element 0 only for VP. The operand elt1 is a hexadecimal
number from zero to 1 less than the section size representing the first, or only,
element to be dumped.
: END
- elt2
identifies a hexadecimal number from 0 to one less than the section size
representing the last element whose contents are to be dumped. The hyphen (-)
and colon (:) preceding indicates that you wish to dump a range of elements.
The range of elements must be specified in ascending order. The operand elt2
must be equal to or greater than elt1. The contents of elements elt1 to elt2 are
dumped.
When used in the element specification, END calls for a dump of the contents
of all elements from the starting element specified by elt1 to the last element,
which is one less than the section size.
END
. eltcount
identifies a hexadecimal number from 1 to the section size specifying the
number of elements whose contents are to be dumped starting with elt1. The
range indicated by elt1 and eltcount must not exceed the section size.
When used in the element specification, END calls for a dump of the contents
of all elements from the starting element specified by elt1 to the last element,
which is one less than the section size.