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BigEd
PostPosted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 5:01 am 
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Excellent!
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Adam, thanks for those. They are a big help!
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If I remember correctly, I wrote FASM to support 24-bit addresses.

Like most assemblers, it uses #< and #> for the low 8-bits of an address and the high 8-bits of an address, and #^ for the bank (upper 8-bits of a 24-bit address).

It uses the S28 S-record format, so it can output the final data correctly.

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