Re: A89: Hexadecimal
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Re: A89: Hexadecimal
hmm. that doesn't seem like a great method. 1) is there a flag you
can use to get a plain binary output? 2) where can I find out about
the .89s format?
>
> Ok, first off.. I suck at this stuff, and can only tell you the tid
bits
> that I know. Second, the .lst file contains both your code and the
hex
> string, so you will not be able to just change the filename.
>
> I will tell you how I used exec. On the left side of the .lst file
is the
> hex string. On the right side is the original source. On the top
there is
> some junk. I deleted all the stuff at the top, and the original
source, so
> all I had left was the hex string that I wanted. Then I manually
typed that
> string into my calculator. I would venture to guess that you could
save the
> file containing only the hex string, and rename it with the ext .89s
.
>
> Hope that this helps some.
>
> Matt.
>
> >how do you make it in a .89s? you can't just rename .lst to .89s,
can
> >you?
> >
> >
> > >
> > >
> > > >How can you turn an assembly file into the
> > > >hexadecimal-ASCII string so that you can use it in the
> > > >exec command?
> > >
> > > Make A68k produce a source listing (.LST) file. The file will
> >contain both
> > > the hex code and the original source. If I remember correctly
you
> >just add
> > > a parameter -l .
> > >
> > > Matt.
> > >
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