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APPENDIX H.2
OPTION
DEFAULT
c
D
E
F
G
H
L
L=#CN,
L=<name",
M
N=ddd,
o
O=<name"J
P=dd,
S
T
U
x
C
0
-E
F
-G
-H
-L
-L
-L
-M
N=72
a
o
P=58
-s
-T
-u
-x
ATTRIBUTE CONTROLLED BY OPTION
Printing of macl'O calls
Printing of macl'O de-finitions
Printing of macl'O expansions
Printing of conditional directives
Printing of generated code from
OPLA
directive
Input
initial
heading
from
the
console
Print source listing on line pl"'inter
P,..int source listing on console
Print source
listing
into
diskette
file
<name> (default suffix is II
ALII ,
default logical unit number is zero/.
Such files should be printed with the
COPY command.
Print error
messages
only
on
line
printer
Set
printed
line
length
to
IIddd
l l
(decimal)
Create object file with name <name
1"
and
suffix "AD" on same logical unit
as <name 1> of command line
Create object file with name <name>
Set numbel'
aT
printed lines per
page
t o l l
d
d
If
(
dec i ma
1 ) .
A
-P
sup P
1'"
e sse s
paging.
Print symbol table
Print opcode usage statistics table
Print
unassembled
code
between
conditional directives
Print cross reference table
Certain
options (L=,
N=,
0=,
p=)
re~uire
a
terminating comma
only if other options follow.
Options are specified
without
any intervening blanks or separators.
Each
symbol
in
the
symbol
table
re~uires
ten bytes.
Thus,
if the minimum of 24K bytes
of
memory
is
used,
the
M141000
Cross
Assembler can accommodate about 490 (decimal)
symbols;
however,
i-f the cross reference option is specified,
the
symbol
table
requirements
differ.
In
this case,
an
additional ten bytes are required by each
symbol
for
every
four
refe~ences
to that
symbol.
If
any
mac~o
definitions are
used
(either MACR or INST directives),
the
available
symbol
table space will be smaller.
For
mOl'e details about the
M141000
Cross Assembler,
the
liM141000
Cross
Assembler-
Reference
Manual"
should
be
consulted.
Like
othe~
MDOS
commands,
the
ASM1000
command
is
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H-05
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