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8086 Debug Exmp

This document provides instructions for using the DEBUG program to assemble and run assembly code. It demonstrates how to mount a DOS folder, assemble code starting at address 0130, insert labels and jumps, edit data at specific addresses, single step through code execution showing register and flag changes, and display memory locations after program completion. The DEBUG program allows stepping through and debugging assembly code.

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8086 Debug Exmp

This document provides instructions for using the DEBUG program to assemble and run assembly code. It demonstrates how to mount a DOS folder, assemble code starting at address 0130, insert labels and jumps, edit data at specific addresses, single step through code execution showing register and flag changes, and display memory locations after program completion. The DEBUG program allows stepping through and debugging assembly code.

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DEBUG example

Start DEBUG

Mount DOS folder as drive c ; switch to drive C


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Start DEBUG prg

DEBUG prompt _
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Start assembly code at 0130 - a130

Type mnemonics
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As label X2 is not known ,type ff (short jump +/-128)

The address of X2 is 013D,


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label X1 is known , type 0137 (IP relative)

End of programm either HLT or DOS service


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Assemble at 0139 to edit label X2 -a139

Now back to DEBUG prompt


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UNAssemble code from 0130 -u130

Edit Data (insert data) at address 180 -e180


Press Enter, shows old byte, enter desired bye,Enter
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Edit data , to stop data entry press Enter

Execute in single step ; set IP to 130 -t=130


Shows registers, flags after execution of first
instruction,Also shows next instruction to be executed
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Right side shows memory data next instruction refers

CMP instruction and change of FLAG NC to CY


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Loop condition fails. Change of Flag NZ to ZR

Programme Halts. Display memory 190

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