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diff --git a/int2tap.txt b/int2tap.txt index 6c5b6a7..858ef93 100644 --- a/int2tap.txt +++ b/int2tap.txt @@ -7,37 +7,44 @@ NAME TAP file. SYNOPSIS - int2tap [ -b ] [ -s ] [ -a address ] output-file input-file ... + int2tap [ -b ] [ -s ] [ -a address ] [ -c address ] output-file input- + file ... DESCRIPTION - hex2tap takes one or more Intel format segment files - as produced by - an assembler like tpasm(1) - and produces a Spectrum compatible tape + hex2tap takes one or more Intel format segment files - as produced by + an assembler like tpasm(1) - and produces a Spectrum compatible tape file (TAP file). - The tape file will also optionally include a BASIC loader (see - OPTIONS). This loader will load in the binary file(s) in the same - order they were on the command line. It will then run the code from + The tape file will also optionally include a BASIC loader (see + OPTIONS). This loader will load in the binary file(s) in the same + order they were on the command line. It will then run the code from execute address (see -a in OPTIONS). OPTIONS int2tap accepts these switches - -b Just produce the binary file. By default int2tap will generate - a TAP file with two files in - a BASIC loader and then the code - itself. This switch disables the generation of the BASIC loader - portion. + -b Just produce the binary file(s). By default int2tap will gener- + ate a TAP file with two files in - a BASIC loader and then the + code itself. This switch disables the generation of the BASIC + loader portion. - -s By default int2tap will generate a single CODE file in the tape - file. Using this switch means that each input file will gener- + -s By default int2tap will generate a single CODE file in the tape + file. Using this switch means that each input file will gener- ate a seperate CODE file. -a address - By default int2tap assumes that the base address of the first - input file is the start address. This switch allows that to be - overridden. Note this switch will have no effect if the -b - switch is used. The address can be passed either in decimal, + By default int2tap assumes that the base address of the first + input file is the start address. This switch allows that to be + overridden. Note this switch will have no effect if the -b + switch is used. The address can be passed either in decimal, octal (starting with a 0), or hex (starting with 0x). + -c address + Add a CLEAR address command to the generated BASIC loader. Note + this switch will have no effect if the -b switch is used. The + address can be passed either in decimal, octal (starting with a + 0), or hex (starting with 0x). + SEE ALSO tpasm(1) @@ -53,4 +60,4 @@ BUGS - int2tap(1) + $Date$ int2tap(1) |