Gereldy wrote:
Seems like I recall, at some point, a pretty precise document on the format
of a SYSUDUMP - but I can't seem to find it now... if anyone remembers what
that might be a pointer to that would be welcome.
I guess I would describe it as the storage that would be shown in lines from
XXXXXXXX to YYYYYYYY is the same as the storage just shown prior to line
XXXXXXXX. Typically, all x'00's so rather than print many lines of x'00's
from the dump, the LINES XXXXXXXX-YYYYYYYY is printed to inform the reader that
there was a whole lot of nothin' going on for a while.
That's the question though... is it just the preceeding line of 32 bytes
repeated over
any over, or is it the same as the entireity of the (YYYYYYYY-XXXXXXXX)
bytes previosly
described?
I guess I'm asking "what is the chunk of memory described in 'SAME AS
ABOVE'" ?
Seems like a document somewhere might explain that definitively... ?
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