Restores the default radix for the entry and display of integer
    data.

    Format

      CANCEL RADIX

1  –  Qualifiers

1.1    /OVERRIDE

    Cancels the override radix established by a previous SET
    RADIX/OVERRIDE command. This sets the current override radix
    to "none" and restores the output radix mode to the value
    established with a previous SET RADIX or SET RADIX/OUTPUT
    command. If you did not change the radix mode with a SET RADIX
    or SET RADIX/OUTPUT command, the CANCEL RADIX/OVERRIDE command
    restores the radix mode to its default value.

2  –  Description

    The CANCEL RADIX command cancels the effect of any previous SET
    RADIX and SET RADIX/OVERRIDE commands. It restores the input and
    output radix to their default value.

    The default radix for both data entry and display is decimal for
    most languages. The exceptions are BLISS and MACRO, which have a
    default radix of hexadecimal.

    The effect of the CANCEL RADIX/OVERRIDE command is more limited
    and is explained in the description of the /OVERRIDE qualifier.

    Related commands:

       EVALUATE
       (SET,SHOW) RADIX

3  –  Examples

    1.DBG> CANCEL RADIX

      This command restores the default input and output radix.

    2.DBG> CANCEL RADIX/OVERRIDE

      This command cancels any override radix you might have set with
      the SET RADIX/OVERRIDE command.