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APPENDIX
H.8
FORM1000 -- M141000 ObJect File
Conver~ion
The
FORM1000
command
takes
the
output
M141000 Cross Assembler and converts the
data
record
~ile.
The
resultant
~ile
can
then
cassette or
pape~
tape
via
the
MDOS
COpy
additional hardware reo.uir-e-ments are needed to
file conversion program other than the minimum
needed to run the M141000 Cross Assembler,
T i
1 e -from th
e
to
an
ASCII
be copied to
command.
No
run the Object
configuration
The
FORM1000
command
command line:
is
invoked
with
the following
FORMI000 <name l/C/<name 2>J
where <name
l~
is the name of the object output file produced
bq
the
M141000 Cross
Assemblerl and <name
2~
is the name of
the file that is to be produced.
Both
file
specifications
take on the form:
<file name> [.<suffix>]
C:<logi~al
unit number»
If
<name 2> is not
speci~ied
on the command 1ineJ
then <name
1>'s rile name and
logical
unit
number
will
be
used
as
default
values
for
<name
2/.
If either suffix 1s omitted
from the command line,
then the default values "AO" and
"AF"
will be used
~or
<name
1~
and <name
2:>,
respectively.
If
the
logical unit number is not specified ror <name 1>,
then
the
default value zero will be used.
Once
the
command
has
been
invoked,
the
specified
directories
~ill
be searched to ensure that:
1.
<name
1/
exists,
and
2.
<name
2j
does not exist.
IT these conditions
are met,
<name
2j
will be created.
<name
1>
will be read and its content converted
into
ASCII records
that ar@ written into <name 2/.
Each record will
be
eight~
bytes
Or
data
terminated bq a carriage return.
A total of
sixty-six records
will
be written
into
<name
2/
(64
data
records
and
2
OPLA
records>.
The eighty-character records
have the rollowing Tormat:
)
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