Eric Gans 
French Dep't UCLA 
Los Angeles, CA 90024

M.COM (v.2.2) dumps a page of memory at an address input from the  
console or the program in both hex and ascii.  Since it is much  
smaller than, say, DDT, it can be used to verify memory traces of 
programs that would otherwise be overwritten.  It also allows the 
user to write bytes into the memory.

[m f  will dump f00-fffh;  or type m and input the address at the 
prompt; >cb will dump cb00-cbff, etc.  The point of this feature 
is to take up the minimal space in the CCP buffer at CCP+7.  To 
look at the next memory page, type any key; to change, ^N; to 
write, ^W; to quit, <ESC>.]