HP MC68040 User Manual page 147

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The emulator can load HP64000 or IEEE-695 format absolute files into emulation
or target system memory. So, you can develop programs on your UNIX
workstation; then build the programs and load them into the emulator for
debugging.
Use the memory type parameter if you want to load only the parts of the program
that have addresses corresponding to those types of memory in the map.
Example
To load the executable part of your absolute file into memory and any symbolic
information found in the absolute file, choose File→Load→Executable...
To load the executable part of your absolute file into memory but not load symbolic
information found in the absolute file, choose File→Load→Program Only...
To load only the symbolic information found in the absolute file (without loading
the executable part of your absolute file), choose File→Load→Symbols Only...
Suppose you are using two MMU mappings, one of which is user space from 1000
through 1fff hex. The other is supervisor space from 1000 through 1fff hex. You
have absolute files called userprog.x and supprog.x. To load these programs using
the command line, enter:
load userprog fcode user
load supprog fcode super
The programs are loaded into the correct address space.
Chapter 4: Using the Emulator
Loading and Storing Programs
Meaning
emulator load, defaults to supervisor
space
supervisor address space
user address space
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