COMMAND NAME:

        RADIX

ABBREVIATION:

        RA

USAGE:
        RADIX { b | o | d | h | s | 2 | 8 | 10 | 16 }

        Sets the radix for display of signal values to binary, octal,
        decimal, hexadecimal or strength.  When you enter the
        simulator, the radix is initially set to hexadecimal.  The
        strength radix gives you the strength of a signal along with
        the logic value.  Strength may be h (hard), s (soft) or m
        (memory).  In the case of the Z state, the strength has no
        meaning.

        Note that the current radix does not apply to input values.
        To DEPOSIT a hexadecimal value to a signal or memory location,
        you must specify the value as an SCL hexadecimal signal value.
        For example, the hexadecimal value FF is $xFF.

EXAMPLES:
        RADIX b  /* sets the radix to binary */
        RADIX 10 /* sets the radix to decimal */

