PEEK
Synopsis
Low level read memory address
Description
The PEEK command reads a 32-bit value from a specified address and returns it on the stack.
Compatibility
PEEK is specific to newRPL and has no direct equivalent in userRPL.
Usage
PEEK is low-level command which isn't meant for the general public, but mainly to aid the developers on hardware debugging. Careless usage will either cause a crash (data abort exception), or corrupt your precious data.
Related Commands
| Command | Short Description | |
|---|---|---|
| →DATE | Set current system date in MM.DDYYYY | |
| DATE+ | Add days to a date in MM.DDYYYY | |
| →TIME | Set current time as HH.MMSS | |
| →HMS | Convert decimal time to HH.MMSS | |
| HMS→ | Convert time in HH.MMSS to decimal | |
| HMS+ | Add time in HH.MMSS format | |
| HMS- | Subtract time in HH.MMSS format | |
| TICKS | Return system clock in microseconds | CHANGED |
| TEVAL | Perform EVAL and measure elapsed time | CHANGED |
| DATE | Current system date as MM.DDYYYY | |
| DDAYS | Number of days between dates in MM.DDYYYY | |
| TIME | Current time in HH.MMSS | |
| TSTR | ||
| ACK | Acknowledge oldest alarm (dismiss) | |
| ACKALL | Acknowledge (dismiss) all alarms | |
| RCLALARM | Recall specified alarm | |
| STOALARM | Create a new alarm | |
| DELALARM | Delete an existing alarm | |
| FINDALARM | Get first alarm due after the given time | |
| VERSION | Get newRPL version string | |
| MEM | Get available memory in bytes | |
| BYTES | Size of an object in bytes and CRC32 | CHANGED |
| PEEK | Low-level read memory address | CHANGED |
| POKE | Low level write to memory address | CHANGED |
| NEWOB | Make a new copy of the given object | |
| GARBAGE | Force a garbage collection | NEW |
| FWUPD | ||
| OFF | Turn calculator off programmatically |