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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/.github/workflows/main.yml:25: name: dasm snapshot builds
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/.github/workflows/main.yml-26- path: artifacts
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/.github/workflows/main.yml-38- mkdir -p artifacts/macos
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/.github/workflows/main.yml:39: cp bin/dasm artifacts/macos/dasm
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/.github/workflows/main.yml-40- - uses: actions/upload-artifact@v2
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/.github/workflows/main.yml-41- with :
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/.github/workflows/main.yml:42: name: dasm snapshot builds
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/.github/workflows/main.yml-43- path: artifacts
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/.github/workflows/main.yml-55- mkdir -p artifacts/linux
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/.github/workflows/main.yml:56: cp bin/dasm artifacts/linux/dasm
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/.github/workflows/main.yml-57- - uses: actions/upload-artifact@v2
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/.github/workflows/main.yml-58- with :
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/.github/workflows/main.yml:59: name: dasm snapshot builds
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/.github/workflows/main.yml-60- path: artifacts
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog-6-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog:7:new in DASM version 2.20.14.1:
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog-8-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog-16-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog:17:DASM version 2.20.14:
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog-18-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog:19: * Technical Documentation / User Guide for dasm in PDF format,
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog-20- written by Andrew Davie in his engaging style.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog-29-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog:30: * new switch -R to remove output file if dasm found an
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog-31- error during assembly
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog:38:DASM version 2.20.13:
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog-53-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog:54:DASM version 2.20.12:
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog-63-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog:64: * 64-bit versions of DASM are now part of the release for
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog-65- all platforms.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog-66-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog:67: * Dockerfile for building a 'dasm build machine' docker image
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog:68: based on Ubuntu 16.04. This allows you to build the dasm
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog-69- executables for all platforms (Linux, Windows, macOS) in a
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog-81- * src/main.c, doc/dasm.txt: synchronized usage information
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/ChangeLog:82: between dasm itself and the documentation for dasm
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/Makefile-1-#
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/Makefile:2:# the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/Makefile-3-#
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/Makefile-48- mkdir -p bin
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/Makefile:49: cp src/dasm bin/dasm
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/Makefile-50- cp src/ftohex bin/ftohex
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/Makefile-73-MACS=machines/atari2600/* machines/channel-f/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/Makefile:74:# source files for dasm and ftohex
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/Makefile-75-SRCS=src/*.h src/*.c src/Makefile # src/TODO? src/HEADER? src/PATCHES?
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/Makefile:76:# test files for dasm and ftohex
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/Makefile:77:TSTS=test/*.asm test/*.bin.ref test/*.hex.ref test/Makefile test/run_tests.sh test/atari2600/Makefile test/atari2600/README test/atari2600/*.asm test/atari2600/*.ref
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/Makefile-78-# other files
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/Makefile-105-beta:
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/Makefile:106: echo "This is an incomplete beta release of the DASM assembler." >README.BETA
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/Makefile-107- echo "The purpose is to identify regressions, nothing more." >>README.BETA
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS-5-=========
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS:6:DASM News
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS-7-=========
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS-10-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS:11: * DASM moved to GitHub! The new website for dasm is now available
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS-12- at https://dasm-assembler.github.io/
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS-13-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS:14: * DASM finally has a logo (see https://dasm-assembler.github.io/)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS-15- The logo shows 'dasm' in all lower case to match the name of the
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS-23-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS:24: * DASM moved to sourceforge.net, the new website for DASM is now
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS-25- available at <http://dasm-dillon.sourceforge.net/>.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS-27- * Fixed (the obvious version of) the long-standing "-1 bug" that
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS:28: made DASM reject sources with negative integer literals; there
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS-29- may still be signed/unsigned problems in other areas; there is
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS-122-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS:123: * Olaf "Rhialto" Seibert's release of DASM with many changes to
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/NEWS-124- Matthew Dillon's 2.12 release.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-1-============================
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:2:DASM 2.20.14.1 readme
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-8-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:9: Download the latest compiled & packaged version of DASM from here:
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-10- https://github.com/dasm-assembler/dasm/releases/latest
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-17-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:18: This file describes the DASM source distribution, how to compile DASM,
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-19- and where to get more information.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-34-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:35: The DASM distribution contains the following important files and
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-36- directories of interest to all users:
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-39- docker/ Contains files & instructions to create a docker
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:40: image to run a 'dasm build machine' container
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-41- machines/ Support files for various 8-bit machines
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-48-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:49: src/ Source code for DASM and related tools
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:50: test/ Test cases for DASM and related tools
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-51- (as of release 2.20.11 the test framework is incomplete)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:52: bin/ This is were the compiled executables for DASM and
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-53- related tools will be placed after you do a 'make'
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-55- ChangeLog Source level changes to DASM
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:56: Makefile Makefile to build DASM executables, run tests, and
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-57- create distributions
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-58-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:59: Even more files for developers are available from the DASM GitHub
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:60: repository, see https://github.com/dasm-assembler/dasm for details.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-61-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-65-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:66: If you are using DASM on a Unix system, you should be able to simply
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-67- give the command
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-70-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:71: in the root directory of the DASM distribution and DASM should build.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:72: A bin/ directory containing DASM executables will be created as part
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-73- of this process. You can also give the command
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-85-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:86: DASM has been built and tested successfully on recent versions of Linux,
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-87- macOS and Windows.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-88-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:89: If you have successfully built and tested DASM on a different machine
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-90- or operating system, we would love to hear about it.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-95-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:96: The simplest way to get a brief introduction to DASM is to run the
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:97: bin/dasm executable without options, which will print a short help
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-98- message summarizing all available options.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-102-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:103: Documentation for using DASM to produce code for the F8 processor
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-104- is currently in the directory machines/channel-f/ but will be
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-107- Bugs? Feature requests?
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:108: Please report bugs or feature requests on our dasm project page.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-109- See https://github.com/dasm-assembler/dasm
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:110: All versions of dasm are written in C. If you want to contribute
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:111: we encourage you to fork dasm and send us pull requests!
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-112-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-114- demos for the Atari 2600 VCS using DASM. The mailing lists for the
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:115: Stella emulator are a particularly useful resource for DASM users,
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-116- not only those intent on programming for the VCS.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-121-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:122: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-123-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-127- Copyright (c) 2008-2015 by Peter H. Froehlich.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README:128: Copyright (c) 2019-2020 by the DASM team.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/README-129-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/README-1-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/README:2:This directory contains files & instructions to create a 'dasm build machine'
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/README:3:Docker image that can build platform-specific dasm binaries for all three
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/README-4-supported OSs (Linux, Windows and macOS) in a single go!
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/README-13-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/README:14:Steps to run the Docker container and build dasm for all 3 platforms:
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/README-15-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/README-17- to the container.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/README:18: Note: unless you want fetch a clone the dasm git repo and build that, it is
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/README-19- probably easier to mount a shared drive in your docker container.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/README-25-2. From the container shell, cd into a shared drive that contains a local git
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/README:26: clone of the dasm repo. Or do a 'git clone' on the container itself, e.g.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/README-27- `git clone --single-branch --branch master https://github.com/dasm-assembler/dasm.git`
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/README-30-5. This will sequentally call 'make' for all target platforms and copies the
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/README:31: different dasm binaries into the /bin directory.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-1-#!/bin/sh
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh:2:# this script builds platform-specific dasm binaries for all three supported OSs (Linux, Windows and macOS)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-8-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh:9:#step 1: build dasm for Linux 32-bit and 64-bit
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-10-make
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh:11:cp dasm ../bin/64bit/dasm.Linux
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-12-make clean
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-15-make
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh:16:cp dasm ../bin/32bit/dasm.Linux
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-17-make clean
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-20-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh:21:#step 2: build dasm for Windows 32-bit and 64-bit
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-22-export CC=x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-25-make
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh:26:cp dasm ../bin/64bit/dasm.exe
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-27-make clean
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-31-make
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh:32:cp dasm ../bin/32bit/dasm.exe
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-33-make clean
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-37-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh:38:#step 3: build dasm for macOS 32-bit and 64-bit
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-39-export LD=$CC
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-41-make
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh:42:cp dasm ../bin/64bit/dasm.macOS
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-43-make clean
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-46-make
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh:47:cp dasm ../bin/32bit/dasm.macOS
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docker/make_dasm_all_platforms.sh-48-make clean
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.1-1-.\" Hey, EMACS: -*- nroff -*-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.1:2:.\" (C) Copyright 2020 the DASM team and its contributors
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.1-3-.\"
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.1:4:.TH DASM 1 "October 11 2020"
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.1-5-.\" Please adjust this date whenever revising the manpage.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.1-6-.SH NAME
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.1:7:dasm \- 8\-bit macro assembler
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.1-8-.SH SYNOPSIS
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.1-81-.IR /usr/share/doc/dasm/dasm.pdf :
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.1:82:.B dasm Technical Reference Manual
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.1-83-.SH AUTHOR
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.1:84:Written and maintained by the DASM team and its contributors.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.txt-13- This file contains the main documentation for DASM. It explains how
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.txt:14: to use Dasm and what the supported assembler directives are.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.txt:22: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.txt-27- Copyright (c) 2008 by Peter H. Froehlich.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.txt:28: Copyright (c) 2019-2020 by the DASM team.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.txt:104: dasm sourcefile [options]
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/dasm.txt:124: Example: dasm master.asm -f2 -oout -llist -v3 -DVER=4
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/ftohex.txt-7-Example:
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/ftohex.txt:8: dasm -f2 example.asm -oexample.out
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/ftohex.txt-9- ftohex 2 example.out example.hex
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/ftohex.txt-10-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/ftohex.txt:11: This program converts and output file generated by DASM to the Intel
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/ftohex.txt-12- hex-ascii format. You must specify the format you used when you
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/6502.tex-16-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/6502.tex:17:The effects of the ``unused'' opcodes on the 6502 are by now relatively well documented. These are variously described as illegal, undocumented, invalid, and unspecified. Modern programs use some of these, as they provide additional capabilities (particularly speed improvements) over the use of the standard opcodes. \dasm explicitly supports some of the commonly used `stable' illegal opcodes.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/6502.tex:19:\url{http://www.oxyron.de/html/opcodes02.html} was used as a reference for most of the data shown in the following tables. They have been cross-referenced with the \dasm source code to determine what instructions and opcodes are supported.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/ChannelF.tex-4-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/ChannelF.tex:5:Special-case information, and tips and tricks for the processors supported by \dasm are described here.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/ChannelF.tex:10:The effects of the ``unused'' opcodes on the 6502 are by now relatively well documented. These are variously described as illegal, undocumented, invalid, and unspecified. Modern programs use some of these, as they provide additional capabilities (particularly speed improvements) over the use of the standard opcodes. \dasm explicitly supports some of the commonly used `stable' illegal opcodes.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/ChannelF.tex-11-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/ChannelF.tex:12:\url{http://www.oxyron.de/html/opcodes02.html} was used as a reference for most of the data shown in the following tables. They have been cross-referenced with the \dasm source code to determine what instructions and opcodes are supported.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/ChannelF.tex:2407:\dasm supports specific machines and processors through the provision of companion source-code files that can assist with programming each platform. These files are located in the \mono{machines} subdirectory. Support is provided for...
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/ChannelF.tex:2442:The \mono{AIM}, \mono{OIM}, \mono{EIM}, and \mono{TIM} opcodes are broken. These instructions are \textbf{three} bytes long according to the data sheets, yet in \dasm they are
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/ChannelF.tex-2443-treated as \textbf{two} byte instructions.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/ChannelF.tex-2462-we deal with in \dasm. Fixing this will require changes to
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/ChannelF.tex:2463:\dasm beyond just fixing the instruction table, and the parser code is not even remotely ready for this.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/F8.tex-44-Since \mono{DS} is an F8 instruction (decrement scratchpad register),
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/F8.tex:45:the \mono{DS} directive isn't available anymore if \dasm assembles
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/F8.tex-46-F8 code. Instead, use the \mono{RES} directive, which works just like
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/HD6303.tex-10-\label{changelog:20200903bug}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/HD6303.tex:11:The \mono{AIM}, \mono{OIM}, \mono{EIM}, and \mono{TIM} opcodes are broken. These instructions are \textbf{three} bytes long according to the data sheets, yet in \dasm they are
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/HD6303.tex-12-treated as \textbf{two} byte instructions.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/HD6303.tex-31-we deal with in \dasm. Fixing this will require changes to
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/HD6303.tex:32:\dasm beyond just fixing the instruction table, and the parser code is not even remotely ready for this.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/changelog.tex-42-\item \hyperref[changelog:20200905range]{Documented the range checking of byte and word values.}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/changelog.tex:43:\item \hyperref[changelog:20200904illegal]{Much work on the illegal opcodes section of the 6502 chapter. In particular, all of the mnemonics and opcodes are now checked/cross-referenced with online sources identifying illegal, but functional opcodes. These have been checked against the \dasm source code to find out which are actually used/available. The tables section includes opcode-to-mnemonic, and also cycle timings for all instructions. The missing opcodes that \dasm doesn't support have been identified. The next step of all this will be to list the illegal opcodes that are supported and exactly what they do.}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/changelog.tex-44-\item[]\mono{2020.09.03}
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/changelog.tex-46-\item[]\mono{2020.09.02}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/changelog.tex:47:\item \hyperref[changelog20200901_nop3]{There's a new chapter where all the special-case stuff for specific processors is going. In particular, explicit support of 6502 illegal opcodes is in the process of being documented. Did you even know \dasm explicitly supports many (but not all) of the illegal opcodes and their addressing modes? I knew about explicit support for ``nop 0'' and ``lax'' but few of the others. Note in this section how I have lifted a table from an online page, but have attributed it as I was taught when I was doing my formal research writing, so hopefully this will be OK.}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/changelog.tex-48-\item \hyperref[changelog20200901_nop3]{There's a new chapter with details for each of the machines that are explicitly supported with include files, macros, etc. Of course, I only know the '2600 so that's all there is at this stage. Help needed for the others.}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/changelog.tex-49-\item[]\mono{2020.08.31}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/changelog.tex:50:\item \hyperref[changelog:20200831help]{Documented the default \dasm help message, and in the process spotted two options (-R and -m) which were not in the documentation. But then I found that the latest version of \dasm doesn't \textbf{have} these options; they have recently been removed!}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/changelog.tex-51-\item[]\mono{2020.08.29}
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/changelog.tex-60-\item \hyperref[changelog:20200824processor]{Fixed table of processor types to explicity list PROCESSOR values}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/changelog.tex:61:\item \hyperref[changelog:20200824rangebug]{Documented dasm bug in constants signed range checking for 8-bit operands}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/changelog.tex-62-\item \hyperref[changelog:20200824const]{Constants and Numbers duplicate sections merged.}
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/dasm.sty:2:\ProvidesPackage{dasm}[2020/09/20 v1.0 dasm Style]
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/dasm.sty-3-\RequirePackage{amsmath}
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex:30:This is the Technical Documentation and User Guide for the \dasm macro-assembler. It explains how
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex:31:to use \dasm and the supported assembler directives.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex:35:Since release 2.20.12, \dasm has lived at
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex:50:\dasm is packed with features...
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex-77-\begin{usage}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex:78:dasm source.asm -f3 -v5 -otest.bin
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex-79-\end{usage}
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex:138:\dasm is most likely to make multiple passes through the source code to resolve all symbols. It is not necessary for anything to be resolved in the first pass. The maximum number of passes (default 3) is controllable.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex-139-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex:140:\dasm will return an error if it can't resolve all referenced symbols within the maximum number of passes.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex-156- \begin{outputx}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex:157: > dasm test.asm -P11
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex:158:test.asm (8): error: Label mismatch...
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex-159- --> addr 000b
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex:160:test.asm (8): error: Too many passes (12).
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex-165- \begin{outputx}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex:166: > dasm test.asm -P12
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/introduction.tex-167- Complete. (0)
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/legal.tex-7-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/legal.tex:8:The \dasm Macro Assembler is...
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/legal.tex-14-\item Copyright \textcopyright 2008 by Peter H. Froehlich.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/legal.tex:15:\item Copyright \textcopyright 2019-2020 by the DASM team.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/legal.tex-16-\end{itemize}
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/legal.tex-21-\begin{itemize}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/legal.tex:22:\item Copyright \textcopyright 2020 by the DASM team.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/machines.tex:4:\dasm supports specific machines and processors through the provision of companion source-code files that can assist with programming each platform. These files are located in the \mono{machines} subdirectory. Machine-specific support is provided for...
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:27:\dasm supports two different comment styles: traditional assembler single-line semicolon-delimited comments, and C-style ``\mono{/* ... */}'' delimited multiline comments.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-29-\index{Source Code!Format!Unicode}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:30:Note that comments may contain Unicode characters, as \dasm effectively ignores the contents of comments, but assembled code cannot contain Unicode.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-117-\index{Command Line!Usage}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:118:\dasm is a command-line tool. It parses the command-line for the input source file, which must be present, and optional assemble-time options, assembles the source file, and produces outputs as specified in the options. The source file must be ASCII-encoded, but comments may contain Unicode characters.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:126:dasm sourcefile
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:127:dasm sourcefile [option ...]
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:131:If no \mono{sourcefile} is given, then \dasm will output a short help message, and exit with an assembly error. Otherise, the \mono{sourcefile} becomes the file that \dasm will assemble, and any further parameters are parsed as options.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:136:DASM 2.20.14
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:137:Copyright (c) 1988-2020 by the DASM team.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-138-License GPLv2+: GNU GPL version 2 or later (see file LICENSE).
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:139:DASM is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-140-There is ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-141-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:142:Usage: dasm sourcefile [options]
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:164:Report bugs on https://github.com/dasm-assembler/dasm please!
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-182-\begin{usage}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:183:dasm "source file.asm"
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:184:dasm source\ file.asm
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-197-\begin{outputx}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:198:> dasm source.asm -f2 -oout.bin -llist.txt -v3 -DVER=4
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-231-\begin{outputx}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:232:> dasm source.asm -DSPEED=40
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:258:Sets the format of the output of error information. Many programmers' editing environments (IDEs) are able to monitor the output from tools such as \dasm and parse it for information about errors and warnings. If an IDE is able to resolve file names and line numbers for these errors, then the IDE can provide quick-links to the user to allow ease of editing.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:260:This option switches the format of error/warning output of \dasm between several ``standard'' formats.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-333-\begin{outputx}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:334:> dasm source.asm -FTEST
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:352:This adds the \mono{directory} to the search path \dasm uses when looking for files when it encounters \nameref{pseudoop:include} and \nameref{pseudoop:incbin} directives. Use of this option on the command line is equivalent to an \nameref{pseudoop:incdir} directive placed at the beginning of the source file.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:366:\dasm is able to produce a comprehensive and extremely useful listing of the assembled source code. This file includes symbol values, code locations, and the source code itself. To enable generation of a listing file, use the \mono{-l} option.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:379:This option behaves the same as \nameref{flag:listing}, but lists the code on every pass. Warning: this can lead to some very big listings if \dasm needs to perform many passes on your code!
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-380-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-408-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:409:The \mono{size} parameter is the halting condition. \dasm will halt with an error if the size of the generated binary exceeds this value. The default maximum size is \mono{640 KiB}.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-410-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-414-\begin{outputx}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:415:> dasm source.asm -orom.bin -m128
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-416-\end{outputx}
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-432-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:433:Set the name of the filename for the output binary result of the assembly. If no name is specified, \dasm will write to the file ``\mono{a.out}''. See \nameref{flag:outputformat} for the format of the output file. If you want a pure binary output file without headers, you \textbf{must} add option \mono{-f3}.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-434-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-436-\begin{outputx}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:437:> dasm source.asm -orom.bin -f3
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-438-\end{outputx}
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-450-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:451:Sets the maximum number of passes performed by \dasm to \mono{value}.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-452-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:453:\dasm will keep performing passes until all references are resolved, or until the maximum number of passes is reached (in which case it will exit with an unresolved symbol error). Typically on machines these days, \dasm is so fast that a high number of passes is acceptable.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-454-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-468-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:469:Sets the maximum number of passes performed by \dasm to \mono{value}.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-470-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:471:This is the same as \nameref{flag:passes}, but instructs \dasm to perform fewer checks.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-472-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-488-\label{changelog:20200908optionR}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:489:Removes the binary output file if \dasm encounters an error during assembly.\\
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-490-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-506-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:507:At the conclusion of assembly, the \mono{-s} option directs \dasm to save a symbol table to the specified file. A symbol table is a table listing all the symbols encountered during an assembly, and their values if known. By default, no symbol table file is generated.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-508-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-514-\begin{outputx}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:515:> dasm source.asm -ssource.sym
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-516-\end{outputx}
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-591-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:592:The \mono{-v} option controls the amount of information output by \dasm while it is assembling your code. This information includes warnings, errors, a segement table, a symbol table, unresolved and unreferenced symbols, and reasons for performing extra passes. Use of the \mono{-v} option can assist with diagnosing anomalous behaviour.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-593-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-655-\index{Numbers!Magnitude}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:656:All numbers and addresses in \dasm are represented internally as signed 32-bit values.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-657-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-674-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:675:Values in \dasm can be specified in base 2 (binary), 8 (octal), 10 (decimal), 16 (hexadecimal), or as ASCII characters. It doesn't matter to \dasm which format you use, so use what makes the most sense in your code. The interpretation of the value is determined by the prefix and digits used, as shown in the following table.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-676-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-752-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:753:Expressions are calculations involving symbols and numbers. These calculations are performed by \dasm during the assembly process. Often, symbols will have unkonwn values during an assembly pass, and thus an expression cannot be evaluated. \dasm will, in these cases, perform another assembly pass - often, unknown values are resolved later in the assembly. A successful assembly is one where no errors have been detected, and all referenced symbols have been resolved.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-754-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-834-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:835:However, there is a special-case for negative numbers used in operands. Although internally 32-bit, numbers in the range -1 to -128 are treated as two's complement 8-bit numbers in this situation. Another way of thinking of this - it is not necessary to take the \mono{LSB} of the number if it is in the range -128 to 255, as \dasm will recognise this as a valid signed/unsigned 8-bit number and do this automatically.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-836-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-837-\label{changelog:20200824rangebug}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:838:\index{Bugs!Range}{\color{bug}Bug: Currently \dasm allows values in the range \mono{-\$FF} to \mono{+\$FF}. This is incorrect. The correct range is \mono{-\$80} to \mono{+\$FF}}.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-839-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-937-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:938:\dasm can display the reason (via \nameref{flag:verbosity}) it needs to do another pass. Internally, these reasons are stored in the ``why'' word.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-939-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-1110-\label{changelog:20200907deprecated}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:1111:\dasm currently supports labels defined as per the following...
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-1112-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-1138-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:1139:Also known as pseudo-ops, directives appear in the source code. They instruct \dasm what to do during assembly. These are distinct from the mnemonics in the source code, which contains the human-readable instructions for the microprocessor itself. Directives include macros, segment definitions, setting the origin/location of code, etc. They are not case-sensitive.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-1140-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-1447-\emph{Since \mono{DS} is an F8 instruction (decrement scratchpad register),
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:1448:the \mono{DS} directive isn't available anymore if \dasm assembles
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-1449-F8 code, and this \mono{RES} directive is provided as an alternative.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-1502-\begin{outputx}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:1503:> dasm source.asm -DPI=3
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-1504-Are you sure?
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-1560-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:1561:\nameref{pseudoop:if} is a handy way to comment out large sections of code or text. There is a caveat to this method - the code is still parsed by \dasm while looking for the \nameref{pseudoop:endif}, so this can have some unexpected side-effects if further conditionals are encountered.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-1562-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-1874-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:1875:\dasm needs to know the target microprocessor for which it is assembling the code.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-1876-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-2041-test2 does not exist!
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex:2042:source.asm (37): error: ERR pseudo-op encountered
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/manual.tex-2043-\end{outputx}
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/preface.tex-14-\item \hyperref[changelog:20200824processor]{Fixed table of processor types to explicity list PROCESSOR values}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/preface.tex:15:\item \hyperref[changelog:20200824rangebug]{Documented dasm bug in constants signed range checking for 8-bit operands}
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/preface.tex-16-\item \hyperref[changelog:20200824const]{Constants and Numbers duplicate sections merged.}
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/processor6502.tex-4-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/processor6502.tex:5:Special-case information, and tips and tricks for the processors supported by \dasm are described here.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/processor6502.tex-6-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/processor6502.tex-9-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/processor6502.tex:10:The effects of the ``unused'' opcodes on the 6502 are by now relatively well documented. These are variously described as illegal, undocumented, invalid, and unspecified. Modern programs use some of these, as they provide additional capabilities (particularly speed improvements) over the use of the standard opcodes. \dasm explicitly supports some of the commonly used `stable' illegal opcodes.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/processor6502.tex-11-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/processor6502.tex:12:\url{http://www.oxyron.de/html/opcodes02.html} was used as a reference for most of the data shown in the following tables. They have been cross-referenced with the \dasm source code to determine what instructions and opcodes are supported.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/docs/sources/processor6502.tex-13-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari2600/macro.h-9-;
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari2600/macro.h:10:; This file defines DASM macros useful for development for the Atari 2600.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari2600/macro.h-11-; It is distributed as a companion machine-specific support package
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari2600/macro.h:12:; for the DASM compiler.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari2600/macro.h-13-;
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari2600/macro.h-56-; LEGAL OPCODE VERSION MAY AFFECT FLAGS
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari2600/macro.h:57:; Uses illegal opcode (DASM 2.20.01 onwards).
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari2600/macro.h-58-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari2600/vcs.h-11-; Atari 2600. It is distributed as a companion machine-specific support package
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari2600/vcs.h:12:; for the DASM compiler. Updates to this file, DASM, and associated tools are
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari2600/vcs.h-13-; available at at https://dasm-assembler.github.io/
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari2600/vcs.h-59-; Note: The address may be defined on the command-line using the -D switch, eg:
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari2600/vcs.h:60:; dasm.exe code.asm -DTIA_BASE_ADDRESS=$40 -f3 -v5 -ocode.bin
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari2600/vcs.h-61-; *OR* by declaring the label before including this file, eg:
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari7800/7800.h-5-; Atari 7800. It is distributed as a companion machine-specific support package
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari7800/7800.h:6:; for the DASM compiler. Updates to this file, DASM, and associated tools are
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari7800/7800.h-7-; available at https://github.com/dasm-assembler/dasm
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari7800/macro.h-19-; LEGAL OPCODE VERSION MAY AFFECT FLAGS
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari7800/macro.h:20:; Uses illegal opcode (DASM 2.20.01 onwards).
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/atari7800/macro.h-21-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/channel-f/README-42-Since DS is an F8 instruction (decrement scratchpad register),
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/channel-f/README:43:the DS directive isn't available anymore if DASM assembles
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/channel-f/README-44-F8 code. Instead, use the RES directive, which works just like
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/channel-f/macro.h-9-;
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/channel-f/macro.h:10:; This file defines DASM macros useful for development for the Channel F.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/channel-f/macro.h-11-; It is distributed as a companion machine-specific support package
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/channel-f/macro.h:12:; for the DASM compiler. Updates to this file, DASM, and associated tools are
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/channel-f/macro.h-13-; available at at http://www.atari2600.org/dasm
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/channel-f/ves.h-13-; Fairchild Channel-F. It is distributed as a companion machine-specific support package
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/channel-f/ves.h:14:; for the DASM compiler. Updates to this file, DASM, and associated tools are
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/machines/channel-f/ves.h-15-; available at at http://www.atari2600.org/dasm
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/README-2-This is a directory to keep experiments in, stuff that was
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/README:3:written to explore some aspect of DASM and improve on it.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/README-4-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/compare_hashes.py-16-# I gave it some thought (i.e. wasted some brain cycles) before
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/compare_hashes.py:17:# realizing that DASM likes to "mix and match" tables, i.e. it
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/compare_hashes.py-18-# produces bigger compound tables from smaller ones based on
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/compare_hashes.py-102-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/compare_hashes.py:103:# Note that DASM uses & for compression; % is the same for positive
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/compare_hashes.py-104-# numbers (*unsigned* anyway in DASM), but it could cost a few more
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/compare_hashes.py-139- print_eval(d,"raw")
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/compare_hashes.py:140: # Matt's 2.16 DASM uses 4096 for symbols, 1024 for mnemonics
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/compare_hashes.py-141- c = compress_dict(d, 4096)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/compare_hashes.py-142- print_eval(c,"4096")
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/compare_hashes.py:143: # our DASM uses 1024 for both hash tables right now...
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/compare_hashes.py-144- c = compress_dict(d, 1024)
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/sizeof.c-2- Simple sizeof experiment to judge appropriate types to replace
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/sizeof.c:3: the DASM chaos with. Looks like we can easily go for "int" all
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/research/sizeof.c-4- over the place these days. If we want to be compatible with 16
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/BUGS-4-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/BUGS:5:A collection of bugs that would require major DASM surgery
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/BUGS-6-and are unlikely to get a fix soon. If possible we offer
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/BUGS-15-opcodes are broken. These instructions are *three* bytes
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/BUGS:16:long according to the data sheets, yet in DASM they are
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/BUGS-17-treated as *two* byte instructions.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/BUGS-34-we deal with in DASM. Fixing this will require changes to
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/BUGS:35:DASM beyond just fixing the instruction table, I don't
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/BUGS-36-think the parser code is even remotely ready for this. :-/
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/BUGS-38-The "workaround" for now is to use macros instead of the
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/BUGS:39:actual instructions, see ../test/broken6303hack.asm for
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/BUGS-40-details.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/HEADER-5-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/HEADER:6: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/HEADER-7-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/Makefile-1-#
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/Makefile:2:# the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/Makefile-3-#
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/Makefile-65-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/Makefile:66:ALL= dasm ftohex
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/Makefile-67-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/Makefile-71-dasm: $(OBJS)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/Makefile:72: $(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(OBJS) -o dasm $(LDFLAGS)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/Makefile-73-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/Makefile-89-alpha:
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/Makefile:90: echo "This is an incomplete alpha release of DASM source code." >README.ALPHA
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/Makefile-91- echo "The purpose is to identify build problems, nothing more." >>README.ALPHA
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES-5-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES:6:This is a random collection of patches for DASM I ran across
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES-7-over time; some of these may be included in future releases,
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES-15-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES:16:Subject: Re: [stella] help! distella -> dasm case sensitivity (fwd)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES-17-From: Adam Wozniak <adam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES-22-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES:23:It is fairly simple to hack the DASM source to behave
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES-24-the way you want it to.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES-30-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES:31:The patch below is against DASM 2.15
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES-32-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES-54-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES:55:[adam dasm]$ dasm/bin/dasm test.asm
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES:56:DASM V2.15, (c)Copyright 1988-2002 Matthew Dillon, All Rights Reserved
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES-57-Error: source is not resolvable.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES-59-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES:60:[adam dasm]$ dasm-caseless/bin/dasm test.asm
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES:61:DASM V2.15, (c)Copyright 1988-2002 Matthew Dillon, All Rights Reserved
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES-62-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES-126-Hi, Andrew... I just started up a 2600 project of my own, and I've done
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES:127:a few local modifications to the DASM source -- most are to make it
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/PATCHES-128-compile without warnings in CodeWarrior for Windows, but I also added a
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/TODO-14-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/TODO:15:- negative.asm test case still not quite right
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/TODO-16- - need to make range checking for literals fool proof
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/TODO-64- - dasm-2.15 permalloc patch for SPARC? seems simple
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/TODO:65: - actually, the union hack in our DASM seems to make it
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/TODO-66- superflous after all; did Olaf come up with that or
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/TODO-72- - see Matt's email 2008/04/06
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/TODO:73: - harder: compare DASM code bases for other fixes! :-/
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/TODO-74-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/TODO-103- modes; those, however, are hardcoded into the rest of DASM; I
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/TODO:104: guess that's why Thomas had to rewrite so much of DASM for F8,
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/TODO-105- and why he said his Z80 work died off...
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/asm.h-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/asm.h:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/asm.h-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/errors.c-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/errors.c:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/errors.c-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/errors.h-4-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/errors.h:5: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/errors.h-6-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/errors.h-183- * @brief An insane problem occurred, print message and terminate
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/errors.h:184: * DASM with EXIT_FAILURE immediately.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/errors.h-185- *
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/errors.h-196-/**
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/errors.h:197: * @brief Standard messages DASM spits out under certain conditions.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/errors.h-198- *
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/exp.c-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/exp.c:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/exp.c-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/exp.c-342- ucasm_indexed_notation = true;
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/exp.c:343: // UCASM compatibility, allow notations [X+255], [Y+3], [SP+5]
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/exp.c-344- switch(str[1]|0x20) {
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/exp.c-967- (*ptr >= 'a' && *ptr <= 'z') ||
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/exp.c:968: (*ptr == '@') || // UCASM compatibility, allow at-sign to apear in label names
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/exp.c-969- (*ptr >= 'A' && *ptr <= 'Z') ||
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/ftobin.c-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/ftobin.c:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/ftobin.c-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/ftohex.c-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/ftohex.c:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/ftohex.c-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/globals.c-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/globals.c:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/globals.c-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/main.c-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/main.c:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/main.c-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/main.c-25- * MAIN.C
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/main.c:26: * DASM sourcefile
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/main.c-27- * NOTE: must handle mnemonic extensions and expression decode/compare.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/main.c-407- puts(dasm_id);
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/main.c:408: puts("Copyright (c) 1988-2020 by the DASM team.");
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/main.c-409- puts("License GPLv2+: GNU GPL version 2 or later (see file LICENSE).");
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/main.c:410: puts("DASM is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it.");
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/main.c-411- puts("There is ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.");
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/main.c-412- puts("");
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/main.c:413: puts("Usage: dasm sourcefile [options]");
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/main.c-414- puts("");
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/main.c-433- puts("");
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/main.c:434: puts("Report bugs on https://github.com/dasm-assembler/dasm please!");
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/main.c-435-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mne6303.c-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mne6303.c:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mne6303.c-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mne6502.c-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mne6502.c:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mne6502.c-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mne6811.c-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mne6811.c:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mne6811.c-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mne68705.c-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mne68705.c:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mne68705.c-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mne68908.c-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mne68908.c:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mne68908.c-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mnef8.c-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mnef8.c:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mnef8.c-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mnef8.c-669- * they are handled by own handlers and have explicit operands.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mnef8.c:670: * this is to keep dasm from clearing the opcode array when
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/mnef8.c-671- * adding the hashtable.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/ops.c-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/ops.c:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/ops.c-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/symbols.c-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/symbols.c:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/symbols.c-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/symbols.h-4-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/symbols.h:5: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/symbols.h-6-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/test_errors.c-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/test_errors.c:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/test_errors.c-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/test_util.c-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/test_util.c:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/test_util.c-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/util.c-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/util.c:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/util.c-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/util.h-4-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/util.h:5: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/util.h-6-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/util.h-37- * @brief
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/util.h:38: * Wrapper for malloc(3) that terminates DASM with panic() if no
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/util.h-39- * memory is available.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-1-/*
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h:2: the DASM macro assembler (aka small systems cross assembler)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-31-/**
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h:32: * @brief Macro to provide current DASM release as a string.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-33- */
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-36-/**
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h:37: * @brief Macro to provide current DASM headline, including
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-38- * release, as a string; printed first in usage messages.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-39- */
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h:40:#define DASM_ID "DASM " DASM_RELEASE
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-41-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-42-/**
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h:43: * @brief Macro to print standard DASM copyright, in case we
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-44- * go back to printing this part on every run again...
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-51-#define DASM_PRINT_COPYRIGHT \
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h:52: (void) puts("Copyright (c) 1988-2020 by the DASM team.");
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-53-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-54-/**
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h:55: * @brief Macro to print standard DASM legalese, including
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-56- * copyright, also for usage messages.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-60- (void) puts("License GPLv2+: GNU GPL version 2 or later (see file LICENSE)."); \
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h:61: (void) puts("DASM is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it."); \
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-62- (void) puts("There is ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law."); \
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-68-#define DASM_PRINT_BUGS \
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h:69: (void) puts("Report bugs on https://github.com/dasm-assembler/dasm please!");
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/src/version.h-70-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/Makefile:1:# demo.asm doesn't compile!
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/Makefile:2:# no useful reference output for suitef8.asm right now
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/Makefile-3-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari2600/Makefile-5-boing26.bin: boing26.asm
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari2600/Makefile:6: ../../bin/dasm boing26.asm -f3 -I../../machines/atari2600/ -oboing26.bin
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari2600/Makefile-7-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari2600/README-1-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari2600/README:2:Some DASM test cases for Atari 2600 software
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari2600/README-3-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari2600/README-4-For all of these examples, I received express written permission
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari2600/README:5:from all authors to include the code in the DASM distribution.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari2600/README-6-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari7800/Makefile-5-spritesample.bin: spritesample.asm
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari7800/Makefile:6: ../../bin/dasm spritesample.asm -f3 -I../../machines/atari7800/ -ospritesample.bin
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari7800/Makefile-7-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari7800/README-1-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari7800/README:2:Some DASM test cases for Atari 7800 software
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari7800/README-3-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari7800/README-4-For all of these examples, I received express written permission
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari7800/README:5:from all authors to include the code in the DASM distribution.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/atari7800/README-6-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/broken6303hack.asm-45-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/broken6303hack.asm:46: ; the broken DASM versions
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/broken6303hack.asm-47-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/Makefile-1-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/Makefile:2:test: lights.asm tetris.asm
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/Makefile-3- @../run_tests.sh -R ../../bin -F 3 -I ../../machines/channel-f/
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/Makefile-5-lights.bin: lights.asm
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/Makefile:6: ../../bin/dasm lights.asm -f3 -I../../machines/channel-f/ -olights.bin
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/Makefile-7-tetris.bin: tetris.asm
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/Makefile:8: ../../bin/dasm tetris.asm -f3 -I../../machines/channel-f/ -otetris.bin
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/Makefile-9-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/README-1-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/README:2:Some DASM test cases for Channel-F software
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/README-3-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/README-4-For all of these examples, I received express written permission
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/README:5:from all authors to include the code in the DASM distribution.
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/README-6-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/README-8- Sean Riddle's Lights Out game from http://members.cox.net/seanriddle/
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/README:9: Ported to DASM (well, actually DASM2 :-) by Thomas Mathys
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/README-10-lights.bin.ref
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/README-14- Peter Trauner's Tetris game from http://members.cox.net/seanandalicia/
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/README:15: Ported to DASM (well, two lines were added :-) by Peter Froehlich
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/channel-f/README-16-tetris.bin.ref
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/example.asm-1-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/example.asm:2:; EXAMPLE.ASM (6502 Microprocessor)
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/example.asm-3-;
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/labelchanges.asm:1:; labelchanges.asm - test various cases of labels changing location in
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/labelchanges.asm-2-; successive passes. Test code provided by Thomas Jentzsch.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/run_tests.sh-58-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/run_tests.sh:59: if ${REL_DIR}/dasm ${NAME}.asm ${ARGS} -o$NAME.bin -L$NAME.list.txt -DINEEPROM ${DEFINES} >$NAME.out 2>&1
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/run_tests.sh-60- then
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/run_tests.sh-114- else
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/run_tests.sh:115: if ${REL_DIR}/dasm ${NAME}.asm -S ${ARGS} -o$NAME.bin -L$NAME.list.txt -DINEEPROM ${DEFINES} >${NAME}.out 2>&1
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/run_tests.sh-116- then
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/run_tests.sh-130- *) got_error_level="$?"
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/run_tests.sh:131: expected_error_level=`cat $item | head -1`
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/run_tests.sh-132- if [ "${expected_error_level}" = "" ]
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/run_valgrind.sh-7-do
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/run_valgrind.sh:8: NAME=`basename $i .asm`
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/run_valgrind.sh-9- echo "----- $NAME -----"
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/run_valgrind.sh:10: valgrind -v --tool=memcheck --leak-check=full --error-exitcode=10 --show-reachable=yes --log-file=$NAME.valgrind ../bin/dasm $i -f1 -o$NAME.bin -DINEEPROM
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/run_valgrind.sh-11- echo "valgrind returned $?"
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/string_conversion.asm-24-;
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/string_conversion.asm:25:; DASM V2.20.10, Macro Assembler (C)1988-2004
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/test/string_conversion.asm-26-; testcase.a (13): error: Label mismatch...
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/changelog:1:dasm (2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1-1) unstable; urgency=medium
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/changelog-2-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/changelog-4- * [21d7179] fix upstream tag format
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/changelog:5: * [ac78f02] drop local dasm manpage, merged upstream
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/changelog-6-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/changelog-8-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/changelog:9:dasm (2.20.15~20201012+git283e30d-1) unstable; urgency=medium
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/changelog-10-
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/control-16-Description: Macro assembler with support for several 8-bit microprocessors
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/control:17: DASM is a versatile macro assembler with support for several 8-bit
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/control-18- microprocessors including MOS 6502 & 6507; Motorola 6803, 68705, and 68HC11;
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/control-20- .
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/control:21: DASM boasts a number of features including:
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/control-22- .
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/copyright-9- 2008-2015 Peter H. Froehlich
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/copyright:10: 2019-2020 the DASM team
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/copyright-11-License: GPL-2.0+
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/dasm.doc-base-1-Document: dasm-manual
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/dasm.doc-base:2:Title: dasm Technical Reference Manual
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/dasm.doc-base-3-Author: Andrew Davie
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/dasm.doc-base-4-Abstract: This is the Technical Documentation and User Guide for the
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/dasm.doc-base:5: dasm macro-assembler. It explains how to use dasm and the supported assembler
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/dasm.doc-base-6- directives.
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/dasm.lintian-overrides-1-# ADDD is an assembler mnemonic
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/dasm.lintian-overrides:2:dasm: spelling-error-in-binary usr/bin/dasm addd add
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dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/source/lintian-overrides-1-# Want to specify S-D-E as the last modtime of any of the doc source files
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/source/lintian-overrides:2:dasm source: unnecessary-source-date-epoch-assignment
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/source/lintian-overrides-3-
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/source/lintian-overrides-4-# forwarded: https://github.com/dasm-assembler/dasm/pull/97
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/source/lintian-overrides:5:dasm source: maintainer-manual-page debian/dasm.1
dasm-2.20.15~20201109+really2.20.14.1/debian/source/lintian-overrides-6-