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CHAIN COMMAND
DEL PROG2.RO: 1
PROG2
.RO: 1 DELETED
RASM NOL,
EGU, LIS, PROG2:
1;RLXO=PROG2:
1
MOOS MACROASSEMBLER 03.00
COPYRIGHT BY MOTOROLA 1977
@TST,FOOO 0000 0027
@'-"MP 2F33
6.7 --
Examples
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INSERT DISK 2 INTO DRIVE 1 -- DEPRESS ANY KEY WHEN READY
DEL PROG3.LX: 1
PROG3
.LX: 1 DELETED
RASM PROG3: liLX
MDOS MACROASSEMBLER 03.00
COPYRIGHT BY MOTOROLA 1977
@TST,FOOO 0000 0027
@JMP 2F41
DEL PROG4. LX: 1
PROG4
.LX:1 DELETED
RASM PROG4: liLX
MDOS
MACROASSEMBLER
03.
00
COPYRIGHT BY MOTOROLA 1977
@TSTIFOOO 0000 0027
@JMP 2F4B
END CHAIN
=
From the example abovel
it can be seen that even
though
the LOAD
paramete~
was entered on the CHAIN command line, the
process to create memory-image files was not performed.
This
resulted
f~om
the
fact that the assembly process generated
e~rors
in
each
p~ogram.
Had
no
e~rors
occurredl
the
memory-image
files would have been created.
The operands of
the Execution Operators have been converted into
hexadecimal
codes
during
the
compilation
to
make
it
easier Tor the
execution phase overlay to process the intermediate file.
The
last
example
uses
the
same
CHAIN
file
again;
howeverl
this time only
a
single program is processed, PROG3.
The. operator does not need to know
on
which
diskette
this
program
resides.
The Operator Breakpoint is used to notify
the operator when a diskette is to
be
inserted
into
drive
one.
In this example1 no errors occurred during the assembly
process since the memory-image file is created.
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