[Coco] 6809 compilers

[Kandur]

Hi Bill, thanks, welcome back, hope all went well.
Now, tell me please, how do I make a .dsk image from a 
bunch of source files, so I can mount it in VCC?

Kandur

Friday, August 8, 2014, 6:38:24 PM, you wrote:

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kandur <k at qdv.pw>
> To: CoCoList for Color Computer Enthusiasts <coco at maltedmedia.com>
> Sent: Fri, Aug 8, 2014 9:30 pm
> Subject: Re: [Coco] 6809 compilers


> That assembler would generate a page like this?

> FLOPPY/F30/ram.lis

> Microware OS-9 Assembler RS Version 01.00.00    06/01/85 00:36:59      Page 001
>  - 

> 00001        *---- file: ram (device descripor) -----
> 00002        *  
> 00003        * Copyright 1986 by Caveh Jalali
> 00004        *       Permission granted to use, distribute and modify
> 00005        * for non profit use only and only if this
> 00006        *       copyright notice is included
> 00007        *  
> 00008        *  
> 00009        * NOTE:
> 00010        * page $35 gets munged by a reset, so it is not used by the ramdisk
> 00011        * due to this, you only get 56K of usable ramdisk space.  this area
> 00012        * not to be affected by rebooting os9; even if you have to go back 
> 00013        * to type 'dos'
> 00014        *  
> 00015        * the base is $060000 on 128K machines, $000000 for 512K
> 00016        * ioman only copies 2 bytes, so the actual value to be
> 00017        * stored in it.port is the (base addr)/256
> 00018        *  
> 00019          
> 00020   0000 87CD0032            mod   modsiz,modnam,$f1,$81,fileman,driver 
> 00021   000D FF                  fcb   $ff        -mode
> 00022   000E 000600              fcb   $00,$06,$00 
> 00023   0011 0F                  fcb   $0f          itbl size
> 00024          
> 00025   0012 01                  fcb   1          rbf device
> 00026   0013 00                  fcb   0          drive 0
> 00027   0014 00                  fcb   $00        step rate
> 00028   0015 20                  fcb   $20        dev type
> 00029   0016 01                  fcb   $01        double dens
> 00030        * 7 cyl on 128K machines, 55 on 512K
> 00031        * each cyl is one page
> 00032   0017 0037                fdb   55         cylinders
> 00033   0019 01                  fcb   1          sides
> 00034   001A 01                  fcb   1          0=verify
> 00035   001B 0020                fdb   32         se/tr
> 00036   001D 0020                fdb   32         se/tr0
> 00037   001F 01                  fcb   1          interleave
> 00038   0020 10                  fcb   $10        min seg alloc
> 00039          
> 00040   0021 7261ED     modnam   fcs   "ram" 
> 00041   0024 03                  fcb   3 
> 00042   0025 63637264   driver   fcs   "ccrdisk" 
> 00043   002C 7262E6     fileman  fcs   "rbf" 
> 00044          
> 00045   002F AFCA68              emod
> 00046   0032            modsiz   equ   * 
> 00047                            end

> 00000 error(s)
> 00000 warning(s)
> $0032 00050 program bytes generated
> $0000 00000 data bytes allocated
> $0070 00112 bytes used for symbols

> Kandur

> Friday, August 8, 2014, 2:56:38 PM, you wrote:
>> Kandur wrote:
>>> Pardon my ignorance, but where can I find this
>>> "asm assembler"?

>>> Kandur

>> Check the CMDS directory of any of the NitrOS-9 distribution disks. You will 
>> find asm. I don't remember if it is on the special boot disk I sent you.

>> Robert

> Kandur

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