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Addressing Options
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NAME
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Addressing Options - Common flags for controlling address calculation
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<h4>SYNOPSIS</h4>
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-pa|-ra|-va<br>
-context&nbsp;<i>context-id</i><br>
-partition&nbsp;<i>partition-id</i>
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<h4>DESCRIPTION</h4>
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This collection of flags control how addresses are interpreted by all
commands that take an address as an argument.
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The -va, -ra, and -pa flags control whether all addresses passed to a
command are interpreted as a virtual address, a real address, or a
physical address.
These flags are mutually exclusive; only one of them may appear on
the command line.
Each command taking an address must document its default
interpretation of addresses as virtual, real, or physical.
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The mapping of virtual addresses use a context id and
partition id.
The context id may be specified by the -context flag.
The partition id may be specified by the -partition flag.
By default, the context and partition are obtained from the cpu used
by the command, which may be the command's default cpu or specified by
the <a href="flag_cpu.html">-cpu</a> flag.
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<h4>RETURN VALUES</h4>
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None.
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<h4>SEE ALSO</h4>

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	10	Addressing Options
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	14	NAME
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	17	Addressing Options - Common flags for controlling address calculation
	18	</ul>
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	20	<h4>SYNOPSIS</h4>
	21	<tt>
	22	<ul>
	23	-pa\|-ra\|-va<br>
	24	-context <i>context-id</i><br>
	25	-partition <i>partition-id</i>
	26	</ul>
	27	</tt>
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	29	<h4>DESCRIPTION</h4>
	30	<ul>
	31	This collection of flags control how addresses are interpreted by all
	32	commands that take an address as an argument.
	33	<p>
	34	The -va, -ra, and -pa flags control whether all addresses passed to a
	35	command are interpreted as a virtual address, a real address, or a
	36	physical address.
	37	These flags are mutually exclusive; only one of them may appear on
	38	the command line.
	39	Each command taking an address must document its default
	40	interpretation of addresses as virtual, real, or physical.
	41	<p>
	42	The mapping of virtual addresses use a context id and
	43	partition id.
	44	The context id may be specified by the -context flag.
	45	The partition id may be specified by the -partition flag.
	46	By default, the context and partition are obtained from the cpu used
	47	by the command, which may be the command's default cpu or specified by
	48	the <a href="flag_cpu.html">-cpu</a> flag.
	49	<p>
	50	</ul>
	51
	52	<h4>RETURN VALUES</h4>
	53	<ul>
	54	None.
	55	</ul>
	56
	57	<h4>SEE ALSO</h4>
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