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iAPX 86,88 Family Utilities
Additional Information for Intellec Series IV Users
Once the routines are translated, LIB86 can be used to create a library file and add
modules. The LIST command is used to display the contents of the library and the
publics contained within it:
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ISYSTEMDISK/FREDILIB86<cr>
ORKDISK
SIN
SINE
COS
COSINE
SEC
SECANT
CSC
COSECANT
COT
COTANGENT
TAN
TANGENT
*1'!I1,m;lnl~I-"II·_·_"LW
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Example 5: Creating Programs with Overlays Using OVERLAY
Control
The easiest way to build an 8086 program that contains overlays is with LINK86's
OVERLA Y control. Overlay modules built with this control reside in the same file
as the root. The operating system supplies routines that will load the overlays con-
structed in this way. See the
Intellec Series IV Operating and Programming Guide.
After the program modules that will constitute the root and its overlays are
translated, each of the overlays and the root must be linked separately. Then the
root and all the overlays are linked together.
The example below shows the first step toward linking overlays-linking the root
and all of the modules that will constitute each overlay separately.
K-7
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