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- I don't feel like writing much so if you can't figure it out just email me at
- sdalimon@ee.ryerson.ca or aa600@torfree.net
-
- I think hex-bin is public domain. There were no notices of any kind with it
-
- string85 and makeasm are Copyright ⌐1997 Shawn D'Alimonte and are freeware
- That means you may use them free of charge. Please don't charge more than
- the cost of media for copying. If modify them please give me credit and
- clearly indicate what you have changed.
-
- This is my package of programs that will help the ZShell developer using an
- Amiga. They were compiled with GCC so need ixemul.library
-
- hex-bin - Many of the assemblers I have tried give Ihex output which is not
- what I wanted. I found the source code on the net somewhere and
- used it to help. Reads from stdin and writes to stdout
- ie hex-bin <junk.hex >junk.o
-
- string85- My verison of string85. Does not insert required ID bytes so they
- must appear in assembly file. Typically your starting would look
- like:
- incl "ti-85.h" ;modified to suit assembler
-
- db 0 ;ZShell needs these two
- db $fd
- org 0 ;This has to go here
- db ,DESC_LEN ;Length of Descripition
- string "Description"
- db 0
-
- ;Program starts here
-
- Usage is:
- string85 file.o varname
-
- makeasm - A batch file to call asz80, hex-bin and string85 all at once
- variable takes the name of the assembly file minus the .asm
-
- For an assembler I use asz80 which comes in a package I found one Aminet called
- Frankenstien that contained assemblers for many 8bit microprocessors.
-
- Others I know of that may work are caz and c_z80. Check the dev/cross dir on
- aminet for more stuff.
-