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atasm: assembler targeted for the 6502 CPU with Atari-specific features

NAME

atasm - assembler targeted for the 6502 CPU with Atari-specific features

SYNOPSIS

atasm [options] filename

DESCRIPTION

atasm assembles 6502 code to an Atari DOS executable, an Atari XFD disk image, or a raw binary file.

The syntax used is compatible with the Atari 8-bit assembler MAC/65, with a few extensions (notably 6502 illegal opcode support)

OPTIONS

-ofilename

saves the object file to filename instead of sourcefile [.65o]

-Dsymbol=value

Defines symbol to value before assembly begins. This is equivalent to inserting a line like symbol=value before the first line of the source file.

-Idirectory

specifies a search directory for .INCLUDE directives

-v

prints assembly trace.

-s

prints symbol table when assembly is completed.

-u

enables undocumented opcodes. This is equivalent to using the .OPTILL in the source file. Notice that this command-line paramter is overriden by any directives in the source files.

-mfilename

defines the template emulator state file.

-xfilename

saves object file to .XFD image filename

-r

saves object code as a raw binary image

-fvalue

set the raw binary fill byte to value te that if you specify this value in hex, it will probably need to be escaped.

NOTES

This man page is nowhere near complete. For full documentation, see %/usr/share/doc/atasm-1.07d%/atasm.txt