restore

Writes file contents to memory.

Syntax

restore -h <filename> [[<ms>:]<addr>|+<offset>] [8bit|16bit|32bit|64bit]

restore -b <filename> [<ms>:]<addr> [8bit|16bit|32bit|64bit]

Options

The following table lists and defines options of the restore command.

Table 1. `restore` Command-line debugger command - Options
Command	Description
`-h\|-b`	Specifies the input file format as hex or binary.
`[<ms>:]<addr>`	Address to load to. For hex format, this selection overrides the address specified in the file. For architectures with multiple memory spaces, a memory space id may be specified. See config `MemIdentifier` and `mem -ms` for more details.
`<offset>`	Loads the contents of the hex file at an offset of the original location.
`8bit\|16bit\|32bit\|64bit`	Controls the memory access size.

Examples

The following table lists and defines examples of the restore command.

Table 2. `restore` Command-line debugger command - Examples
Command	Description
`restore -h dat.txt`	Loads the contents of the hex file dat.txt into memory.
`restore -b dat.bin 0x20`	Loads the contents of binary file dat.bin into memory beginning at 0x20.
`restore -h dat.bin +0x20`	Loads the contents of the binary file dat.lod into memory with an offset of 0x20 relative to the address saved in dat.bin.