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From: Guillaume MENANT <guillaume.menant@geensys.com>
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Subject: Data order in GDB commands
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I'm wondering what is the order of the data in the GDB commands like (G, g,
m, M...)

If i receive G0022f600...

What should I write in my register ? 0x0022F600 or 0x00F62200 or something
else ?

Thanks a lot for your answers :)
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