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Line 3: '''Octal Debugging Technique''', or '''ODT''', was the name of several [[debugger]] programs originally developed for [[Digital Equipment Corporation\|DEC]] hardware. Various [[operating system]]s including [[OS/8]], [[RT-11]], [[RSX-11]], and [[RSTS/E]] implemented ODT as did the [[firmware]] console of all of the [[LSI-11]]-family processors including the 11/03, 11/23/24, 11/53, 11/73, and 11/83/84. The debugger allowed access to memory using [[octal]] addresses and data. Within the [[software ~~systems~~system]]s, the debugger accessed the process's [[virtual memory]]. The firmware console implementation accessed [[physical memory]]. == See also ==

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