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RECOMP II USERS' HiOGRAM NO. 1080

PROGRAM TITIE

a

MEIDRY SEARCH

PROGRAM

CLASSIFICATION:

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AUTHORs

PURPOSE:

DATE:

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Wellman

Servomechanisms" Inc.

Research Division Goleta, California

This routine searches

all

of memory (except for this program's instructions) to find

any

specified· instruction and/or address.

12

June

1961

Published by

RECOMP Users' Library at

AUTCIlE'l'ICS' mDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS

A DIVISION OF NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION, INC.

3400 E. 70th Street" Long Beach '" California

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MEMORY SEARCH 101

PURPOSE:

,This routine searches all of memory (except for this program'. instructional to find any specified instruction and/or address.

METHOD:

.1. Half words of memory are brought into the accumulator individually, in sequential order; bita extracted by ·the specified mask; and the result compared with

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the given instruction.· If the masked half -word matches this instructi0r exac'tly, ita location and entire contents are typed out.

2. Examples showing use of the "mask":

(a) To search for all STO 0312.0 instructions, enter:

+

60 0312, 0

+

77 7777 O. This mask indicates that the half -word bit i. of no inter •• t.

(b) To search for all CFV instructions with a channel 20 addre ••• enter:

+

65 2000 0

+

77 7700. O. Thi. mask causes the sector bits of all addresle, to be ignored.

(c)- To search for all CFV and CFL instruction. with a channel ZO ad ..

drels,· enter:

+

65 ZOOO 0

+

75 7700 O. This is similar to (b) but now the in.truction

"2 -bit" will a180 be ignored, 80 that the routine will 8earch for both

+

65 and

+61

instruction codes·.

us!::

. 1. Go to 7730. 0, the location of this routine.

2. Incammand fill, enter the in8trllc~ion for which the routine i •. to .earch and the maak whic~ it ia ,to U8e, all in one word, in that order, a • • hown in the

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examples above.

3. Set typewriter Utab/C. R. " switch to ftC. R. ", and push "start" on the eonsole. ,

4. ,The routine will now search thro':lgh memory, printing 'the locations of all such instructions and the instruction pair in each such location.

5. After all of memory haa been checked, 8 blanks will be typed, the dilplay cleafed. and the compUter halted in 7730. 0, waiting for a 'new ~ns.truction-malk

pair. (00 back to step 2 to instigate a search for something else'. ) RESTRICTIONS Ir. RANGE:

1. In the interestso! speed, this routine ignores the signs of all instructions'; "

the signs of the code word parts are also ignored., and may be either plus or minua. ,

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Z. All half-worda from 0000.1 through 7730.0 are checked.

3. The typ'ewriterC. R/tab switch mU8t be set for "C. R.-If

, 4. Storage: this routine uses both high-speed loops and main memory locations 7730 through 7757.

S.

Time: Approximately

80

aeconds f,?r all checking, plus ~.

6

seconds for each printio,.-

6.

HTR(

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