DUMPH  --  CP/M HEX DUMP PGM


The program "DUMPH" dumps memory to the screen.  It asks for starting
and stopping addresses (in hex) and upon completion of the second
address it immediately starts dumping to the screen.

It inserts a blank line at the beginning of each new sector.  It
displays 16 bytes per line separated into two groups of 8 each.

While running, typing an "escape" character will allow the current line
to finish and then abort back to a restart.  A "space" will pause during
the display.  Another "space" character will resume the display.

A Control-C will terminate the program.  If the program is running you
must use an "escape" or "space" character to stop it.  The Control-C
will then terminate the program.

While it does not show ASCII equivalents like DDT or SID, it does allow
the user to look at CCP (which DDT and SID overwrite) as well as look at
the "protect address" at 0005-6-7, which SID and DDT change each time
they are loaded.  This is occasionally of some value and difficult to
get with other programs.


                                 Irvin M. Hoff
                                 Los Altos Hills, Ca
                                 22 Sept 83