1.DBG> DISPLAY REG

      This command shows the predefined register display, REG, at its
      current window location.

    2.DBG> DISPLAY/PUSH INST

      This command pushes display INST to the bottom of the display
      pasteboard, behind all other displays.

    3.DBG> DISPLAY NEWDISP AT RT2
      DBG> SELECT/INPUT NEWDISP

      In this example, the DISPLAY command shows the user-defined
      display NEWDISP at the right middle third of the screen. The
      SELECT/INPUT command selects NEWDISP as the current input
      display. NEWDISP now echoes debugger input.

    4.DBG> DISPLAY DISP2 AT RS45
      DBG> SELECT/OUTPUT DISP2

      In this example, the DISPLAY command creates a display named
      DISP2 essentially at the right bottom half of the screen, above
      the PROMPT display, which is located at S6. This is an output
      display by default. The SELECT/OUTPUT command then selects
      DISP2 as the current output display.

    5.DBG> SET WINDOW TOP AT (1,8,45,30)
      DBG> DISPLAY NEWINST AT TOP INSTRUCTION
      DBG> SELECT/INST NEWINST

      In this example, the SET WINDOW command creates a window named
      TOP starting at line 1 and column 45, and extending down for
      8 lines and to the right for 30 columns. The DISPLAY command
      creates an instruction display named NEWINST to be displayed
      through TOP. The SELECT/INST command selects NEWINST as the
      current instruction display.

    6.DBG> DISPLAY CALLS AT Q3 DO (SHOW CALLS)

      This command creates a DO display named CALLS at window Q3.
      Each time the debugger gains control from the program, the
      SHOW CALLS command is executed and the output is displayed in
      display CALLS, replacing any previous contents.

    7.DBG> DISPLAY/MARK EXAM AT Q2 DO (EXAMINE A,B,C)

      This command creates a DO display named EXAM at window Q2.
      The display shows the current values of variables A, B, and C
      whenever the debugger prompts for input. Any changed values are
      highlighted.

    8.all> DISPLAY/PROCESS OUT_X AT S4

      This command makes display OUT_X specific to the visible
      process (process 3) and puts the display at window S4.