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APPENDIX
H.16
RASH -- Relocatable M6800 Macro Assembler
The
RASM
command
processes
source
program statements
written in
the
M6800/M6801
Assemb ly
Language.
The
Macro
Assembler;
RASM;
translates
these
source
statements into
object
programs.
If
programs
are
assembled
using
the
relocatable
option,
the M6800 Linking Loader
is
re~uired
to
create a file that can be loaded from diskette into memory.
The Macro Assembler is invoked
from
the
MDOS
command
line as are other MDOS commandsi
howeverl
the Macro
requires that the system
has
a
minimum
Or
24~
memory.
The format of
the
command
line is:
Assembler'
bytes
of
RASM
<name i>C,<name
2~/
...
,<name niJ C;<options>J
where <name i:> are the names of source Piles'.
Each file name
in the list is in the standard MDOS file name format
<Pile
name~
C. <suffix>] C:<logical unit number»
The de-rault values of "SAil and
"0" are
used if!
<suffix::>
<logical
unit
number>
are
not
explicitly entered.
twenty
fil~
names can be accommodated by the assembler.
and
Up
to
The <options> may be one or more of the
options
listed
in
the
following
table.
All
options
except
those that
control
the
destination
of
the
source
listing,
the
destination
of!
the
object
rile, and the printing of error
messages on the printer if no
listing
is
desired,
can
be
specified
Prom
within
the
source
prog~am
with
the
OPT
directive.
Certain
options
are
automatically
used
as
a
default
condition.
These
conditions
can
be
reve~sed
or
overridden by preceding the option letter with a
minus
sign
(-).
The following opti.ons are recognized by the assembler:
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