FindAccess * Find Accesses

### FindAccess * Find Access to a memory location

This tool will load the specified file and scans it for accesses to a given address. It will find all absolute and relative 8-bit, 16-bit and 32-bit references. It has been written to analyse the coredump files. It is similar to the Freezer command FA but will not disassemble the access but show it as a pure hex dump.

#### Installation

FindAccess is only contained in the `DEV` archive, not in the `USR` archive
copy it to C: or a similar place

#### Usage

I use the following alias (added to my S:Shell-Startup) to search in the last memory dump written by whdload:

`alias fa FindAccess C:.whdl_memory`

so I can open a Shell and type for example:

`fa $1500`

and will get the output:

`FindAccess 1.2 (17-Jan-99 14:45:18) by Bert Jahn
loading file Workbench:CE/.whdl_memory
scanning accesses to $15000 (86016) file: $0-$80000
Relative Word at $ 14240 -> 06C00000 07C00000 0DC0 00000CC0 000004C0`

#### Options

`FILE/A,ADDRESS/A,ORG`
`FILE/A` | the name of the file to scan
`ADDRESS/A` | the access address you search for, you can use simple expressions like "$5000" = "20480" = " -$Ff +-33+ 19512+$4e8" (prefix "$" for hexadecimal numbers, supported operators are "+" and "-", unary and binary)
`ORG` | the logical start address of the file, if not specified $0 is used, you can use same simple expressions as with ADDRESS/A