NAME
	EXEHEX - A Microsoft EXE to Intel HEX file converter

SYNOPSIS
	EXEHEX [-d][-N][-H][-?][-Sxxxx][-Oyyyy] exefile [hexfile]

DESCRIPTION
	EXEHEX is a utility that takes linked EXE files and converts them
	into HEX files suitable for programming EPROMS.

	EXEHEX performs just like the MSDOS loader program.  It processes
	the EXE files relocation table by adding the segment value presented
	with the -Sxxxx option to each segment value in the program that needs
	relocation.

	-d	turns on some debug print messages, should be first option on
		line.
	-N	prevents the outputting of an Intel HEX End Record.
	-H	or
	-?	causes a help reference to be printed on stderr.
	-Sxxxx	causes an Intel Hex Extended Address Record to be made with
		segment "xxxx" as its start value.  xxxx must be a hex number
		in paragraphs (phys address/16).  The default value of -S is
		0000H.  The value presented in the -S option is also used as
		the start segment in relocating the relocation table items
		found in the EXE file.
	-Oyyyy	causes all hex records to be offset by yyyy hex bytes. The
		default value for -O is 0000H.  This option is not usually
		used, or needed.

	exefile	is a standard MSDOS exe file used as input.
	hexfile is the optional output file.  If hexfile is not present, the
		output will go to stdout.

SEE ALSO
	Microsoft Reference documentation on MASM and LINK
BUGS
	This program won't convert just any application program to a working
	EPROM, as it doesn't handle data segments very well.