> Chris G. Demetriou writes:
> |> 
> |> 	examine -gpr r0
> |> 
> |> to get the contents of r0, etc.  repeat for r0 -> r30.  8-)
> 
> Based on my experience with dunix, the following will print all the
> registers:
> 
> >> examine r0
> >> examine -gpr -n 32

Heh.  I never thought of trying that!


> The following may be useful as well:
> 
> >> examine pc
> >> examine ra
> >> examine sp

The former is interesting, but the latter two should be the same as
r26 and r30, respectively.



> Then:
> 
> >> set host 0
> >> crash 
> 
> if you want a crash dump (not sure what netbsd does when you do this)

I could believe that NetBSD does the right thing, because it sets up
the callbacks so that if you hit the halt switch then continue it
gives you a crash dump.

However, i've never tried it.


cgd