TETRAMON PRELIMINARY INSTRUCTIONS

  TetraMon is a machine code monitor written to allow programmers/hackers to
work over the entire chip memory, undisturbed. You can use ALL the memory
between $0000 to $80000, in the final version, that is. In this prerelease
version you can only use the memory from $00c0 up to $6c000.

SHORT COMMAND OVERVIEW

A Assemble		Not yet implemented.
B Breakpoint set	Not yet implemented
C Compare memory	Parameters: [startaddr][endaddr][compareaddr]
			This command compares two areas of memory and displays
			the addresses of the unequal bytes.
D Disassemble		Parameters: [startaddr] or nothing to continue
			where last command left off.
			This command disassembles programs in memory.
F Fill memory		Parameters: [startaddr][endaddr][bytes]
			This command fills memory with one or more bytes.
G Go			Not yet implemented.
H Hunt memory		Parameters: [startaddr][endaddr][bytes]
			This command scans the memory for one or more bytes
I Interpret		Not yet implemented
J Jump			Parameters: [address]
			This command JSR's to the address given and returns
			control to the monitor after.

K Pattern hunt		Parameters: [startaddr][endaddr][pattern]
			This command disassembles every instruction between
			[startaddr] and [endaddr] and compares the
			disassembled instruction with the pattern given.
			The pattern can contain wildcards like '*' which
			means that there can be anything instead of the *,
			even more than one char. And '?' which means that
			there can be any char here, but only one.

			Examples: k 60000 6c000 move*#*5,*      finds:

				  MOVE.L #$0005,$4CE5
				  MOVEQ  #$0005,D7
				  MOVE.B #$05,$69C1E(PC,D1.W)

			          k 60000 6c000 move.?*#*5,*	finds:

				  MOVE.L #$0005,$4CE5
				  MOVE.B #$05,$69C1E(PC,D1.W)

				  but not

				  MOVEQ #$0005,D7.


M Memory view		Parameters: [fromaddr][toaddr]
			This command is used to display a block of memory
			between [fromaddr] to [toaddr] or, if no [toaddr]
			is given, to [fromaddr+$100]. You can then alter
			the memory contents by moving the cursor to the
			line you want and alter the hexadecimal number.

Z Crunch program	Not yet implemented

< Read AmigaDos Blocks	Parameters: [block#][no.ofblockstoread][toaddress]
			This command is used to read a number of AmigaDOS
			Blocks into memory. The blocks are numbered from
			0 through 1759 Starting at the first boot block.

[ MFM Read		Parameters: [track#][head][address]
			This command is used to read a track into memory as
			MFM data, or to read the track into TETRAMON's
			track buffer, and then decode it in a variety of
			ways, you can decode psygnosis format, steve bak's,
			and more will be added, the only now implemented
			format is psygnosis.

] MFM Write		DO NOT USE YET! Not debugged, writes errata AmigaDOS
			track to disk, some checksumming error. Soon sorted
			out.

! Play sample		Parameters: [samplestart][lengthinbytes][period]
			Plays a sample starting at [samplestart].

X Exits TETRAMON	!!!

Anyway, this is only a short overview over the commands existing after 11
days of pretty hard work. The source code is now 78K!!! (Disassembly uses
30-40K!). The final version will contain LOADSA features yet unseen on any
other monitor, and it will REQUIRE 1MB to work in the WHOLE chipmem.