[Coco] 6809 compilers
Kandur
k at qdv.pw
Fri Aug 8 21:27:14 EDT 2014
That assembler would generate a page like this?
FLOPPY/F30/ram.lis
Microware OS-9 Assembler RS Version 01.00.00 06/01/85 00:36:59 Page 001
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00001 *---- file: ram (device descripor) -----
00002 *
00003 * Copyright 1986 by Caveh Jalali
00004 * Permission granted to use, distribute and modify
00005 * for non profit use only and only if this
00006 * copyright notice is included
00007 *
00008 *
00009 * NOTE:
00010 * page $35 gets munged by a reset, so it is not used by the ramdisk
00011 * due to this, you only get 56K of usable ramdisk space. this area
00012 * not to be affected by rebooting os9; even if you have to go back
00013 * to type 'dos'
00014 *
00015 * the base is $060000 on 128K machines, $000000 for 512K
00016 * ioman only copies 2 bytes, so the actual value to be
00017 * stored in it.port is the (base addr)/256
00018 *
00019
00020 0000 87CD0032 mod modsiz,modnam,$f1,$81,fileman,driver
00021 000D FF fcb $ff -mode
00022 000E 000600 fcb $00,$06,$00
00023 0011 0F fcb $0f itbl size
00024
00025 0012 01 fcb 1 rbf device
00026 0013 00 fcb 0 drive 0
00027 0014 00 fcb $00 step rate
00028 0015 20 fcb $20 dev type
00029 0016 01 fcb $01 double dens
00030 * 7 cyl on 128K machines, 55 on 512K
00031 * each cyl is one page
00032 0017 0037 fdb 55 cylinders
00033 0019 01 fcb 1 sides
00034 001A 01 fcb 1 0=verify
00035 001B 0020 fdb 32 se/tr
00036 001D 0020 fdb 32 se/tr0
00037 001F 01 fcb 1 interleave
00038 0020 10 fcb $10 min seg alloc
00039
00040 0021 7261ED modnam fcs "ram"
00041 0024 03 fcb 3
00042 0025 63637264 driver fcs "ccrdisk"
00043 002C 7262E6 fileman fcs "rbf"
00044
00045 002F AFCA68 emod
00046 0032 modsiz equ *
00047 end
00000 error(s)
00000 warning(s)
$0032 00050 program bytes generated
$0000 00000 data bytes allocated
$0070 00112 bytes used for symbols
Kandur
Friday, August 8, 2014, 2:56:38 PM, you wrote:
> Kandur wrote:
>> Pardon my ignorance, but where can I find this
>> "asm assembler"?
>> Kandur
> Check the CMDS directory of any of the NitrOS-9 distribution disks. You will
> find asm. I don't remember if it is on the special boot disk I sent you.
> Robert
Kandur
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