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The Memory Dump pane allows you to view, edit, load, save or search regions of the running CPC emulator memory.



Each line represents 16 bytes of memory. The first four digits are the start address for the line, the second section contains 16 hexadecimal numbers showing the value of the 16 bytes from the given start address, and the third section is an ASCII representation of the same 16 bytes. Editing of hex bytes or ASCII data can be toggled by clicking on the appropriate section or pressing CTRL+TAB.

Memory Breakpoints are displayed with a green background for Read, red background for Write or a yellow background if the region contains both a read and a write breakpoint.

Any region of the CPC memory can be selected for viewing or editing. See Memory Selection for more information.

Right-clicking the memory dump pane will provide options to:

Find	CTRL+F	Find Instructions, Text or Data.
Goto	CTRL+G	Position the cursor to a given hexadecimal address.
Select Block		Select a region of memory by entering a start and end address.
Load	F5	Load a file starting at the current selection start.
Save		Save the selected region to a file.
Breakpoint on Read		Mark the selected region as a Breakpoint which will trigger when the memory is read from.
Breakpoint on Write		Mark the selected region as a Breakpoint which will trigger when the memory is written to.
Compare To		Compare the selected region to another address or the contents of a file.
Fill		Fill the selected region of memory with hex data or a string.
Disassemble		Disassemble the selected area of memory.
Mark as Data		Mark a region of memory as a Data Area.
Clear Data Area		Clear a previously set Data Area.