Mark H wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for posting this update.
I am getting to grips with how to us the Kowalski Simulator. A question:
What is the difference between the File, Save Code output options of:
a) Binary Image .65b and
b) Binary Program .65p
Assembling one of the examples the output looks identical?
(at least when input to my Eprom Programmer TL866A USB Universal Minipro Programmer Kit (Mino Pro v6.60 interface))
Thanks in advance.
Mark
ps, If anyone would be generous enough to post (or point me to) some extended example code to help me get a feel for how the various Kowalski simulator/assembler directives are used in practice that would be helpful, the documentation and examples I have found from
http://exifpro.com/utils.html are somewhat limited.
pps, Or is there a 'Manual' out there?
Hello Mark,
Sorry, I missed this earlier. The .65p file is supposed to provide some header data where the .65b is a raw binary. In my test, I too had no header data. There may be some assembler directives to provide header data, but I have not researched that or how to get the header included.
For code examples with directives, look within this forum, as I think some have been posted over the years. I don't use much more than the "*=" ORG statement and the .include for managing multiple source files. I also use .byte and .word for data. use .byte with text surrounded by quotes for text string storage. There is a Polish manual out there, but not much in English that I have heard of.
Best of luck!
Daryl
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