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@ -399,7 +399,8 @@ xa-2.3.14
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xa-2.4.0
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* Listing feature in plain text or HTML.
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* Listing feature in plain text or HTML, along with .listbytes to control
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how hex bytes get listed in the output.
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* Add -E commandline option to not stop after 20 errors, but show all
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of them.
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* Introduce -X compatibility set commandline option, to distinguish
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@ -407,7 +408,7 @@ xa-2.4.0
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0x and 0 to specify hex or octal. As a result, -M is now deprecated,
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and colons in comments may become the default in a future version.
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* Implement CA65 "cheap local labels", ":=" label definitions,
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and various pseudo opcodes (.include, .import, .importzp,
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and various pseudo-opcodes (.include, .import, .importzp,
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.zeropage, .proc (anonymous only), .endproc, .code, .org, .reloc).
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* -U option to allow all undefined labels in relocation mode; this
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allows exporting them to an o65 file and link at a later time (or
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@ -419,15 +420,21 @@ xa-2.4.0
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* Main Makefile fixes.
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* Fixed parallel make in tests, incorporating a patch from Sergei
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Trofimovich.
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* Added a test case that failed in 2.3.14 from Tom Hargreaves.
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* Some 2.3.x features still allowed with -XXA23, which is obviously
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deprecated.
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* The quote escape character is now the \ (backslash), except if -XXA23.
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* Recursive /* */ comments are no longer allowed, except if -XXA23.
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* XA_MAJOR and XA_MINOR predefined macros, except if -XXA23.
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* Testsuite expanded.
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* Deprecated options (16-bit mvn/mvp argument, -S, -x) finally removed.
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If you need this support, you must use 2.3.x.
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* Testsuite greatly expanded.
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* The old loader/ testsuite and doc/ archive are now in attic/, which is
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the repository for old unsupported components. It may be purged in a
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future version.
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* -M is now deprecated (use -XMASM), just in case you forgot.
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* printcbm(1) is now deprecated (use VICE petcat, it does a lot more).
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* Previously deprecated options (16-bit mvn/mvp argument, -S, -x) finally
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removed. If you need this support, you must use 2.3.x.
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-- André Fachat <afachat@gmx.de> 13 October, 2023
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-- Cameron Kaiser <ckaiser@floodgap.com> XXX
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-- André Fachat <afachat@gmx.de> and
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-- Cameron Kaiser <ckaiser@floodgap.com>, 17 November, 2023
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@ -5,10 +5,18 @@ under most ANSI C compilers. It is distributed under the GNU Public License
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The current version is 2.4.0, the first new feature release literally in
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years. It builds upon the improvements in 2.3.x and its unified 6502/65816
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assembler core, removes deprecated features, and adds listing capability,
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greater flexibility with relocatable objects, and greater cross-compatibility
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with other popular cross-assemblers (notably ca65) because once you use xa,
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you'll want to keep on using it. :)
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assembler core by adding listing capability, greater flexibility with
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relocatable objects, and better cross-compatibility with other popular
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cross-assemblers (notably ca65) because once you use xa, you'll want to keep
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on using it. :)
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Certain long-deprecated options and non-standard syntaxes have also been
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removed in this release, so it is possible some very old code may not
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assemble without errors. These changes have been a long time coming and we
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gave lots of warnings, so if you require these features and cannot change
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your code to work without them, you must use xa 2.3.14. Fortunately, most
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code should continue to work just fine and the test suite is even bigger to
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catch these sorts of regressions.
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To install on a generic Unixy thing, you should be able to just type
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This will create xa along with its various support utilities. Try assembling
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the cpk depacker in examples/ as a test. xa also comes with uncpk (a program
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for generating cpk archives) and printcbm (a program for listing Commodore
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BASIC test) and file65, ldo65 and reloc65 for displaying, linking and
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relocating o65 files in Andre's relocatable format (see doc/fileformats.txt).
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The loader/ directory also has goodies for managing relocatable binaries.
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BASIC test, now deprecated as of 2.4) and file65, ldo65 and reloc65 for
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displaying, linking and relocating o65 files in Andre's relocatable format.
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Don't forget the man pages in man/. Install these into your MANPATH at your
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leisure, or read them with nroff -man (and/or groff -man).
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@ -1,4 +1,6 @@
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These are files that have been superseded and may be removed in the future.
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loader/ Rewritten as tests/loader/
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doc/ Replaced by man/
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(for o65, see http://www.6502.org/users/andre/o65/ )
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@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
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Also look at ../doc/ for previous documentation files and the Change log.
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Also look at ../attic/doc/ for previous documentation files.
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Cameron Kaiser
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.TH FILE65 "1" "11 April 2006"
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.TH FILE65 "1" "17 November 2023"
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.SH NAME
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file65 \- print information for o65 object files
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.TH LDO65 "1" "11 April 2006"
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.TH LDO65 "1" "17 November 2023"
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.SH NAME
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ldo65 \- linker for o65 object files
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.TH PRINTCBM "1" "11 April 2006"
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.TH PRINTCBM "1" "DEPRECATED"
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.SH NAME
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printcbm \- list a Commodore BASIC file
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printcbm \- list a Commodore BASIC file (DEPRECATED)
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.SH NOTICE
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As of
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.B xa
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2.4,
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.B printcbm
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is deprecated and will be removed in a future version. Please consider
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migrating your usage to VICE
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.BR petcat(1) ,
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which has many more options.
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.SH SYNOPSIS
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.B printcbm
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.TH RELOC65 "1" "11 April 2006"
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.TH RELOC65 "1" "17 November 2023"
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.SH NAME
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reloc65 \- relocator for o65 object files
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.TH UNCPK "1" "11 April 2006"
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.TH UNCPK "1" "17 November 2023"
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.SH NAME
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uncpk \- manage c64 cpk archives
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.TH XA "1" "24 November 2021"
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.TH XA "1" "17 November 2023"
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.SH NAME
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xa \- 6502/R65C02/65816 cross-assembler
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in the next 2.x or 3.x release.
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.TP
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.B \-M
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This option is deprecated; use
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This option is deprecated and will be removed in a future version; use
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.B \-XMASM
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instead. Allows colons to appear in comments for MASM compatibility. This does
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not affect colon interpretation elsewhere, and may become the default in a
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for those opcodes that support it (i.e., keep as 16 bit word)
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.TP
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.B @
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render as 24-bit quantity for 65816 (must specify
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render as 24-bit quantity for 65816, even if smaller than 24 bits (must specify
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.B \-w
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command-line option, must not specify
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.BR \-XCA65 ).
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.B This is required to specify any
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.B 24-bit quantity!
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.BR \-XCA65 )
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.TP
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.B `
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force further optimization, even if the length of the instruction cannot
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will be inserted into the assembled object. For example,
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.B .dsb 5,$10
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will insert five bytes, each being 16 decimal, into the object. The arguments
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may be expressions. See
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may be expressions. If only a single argument is provided, then the argument
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is treated as a number of null bytes to insert. See
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.B LINKING
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for how to use this pseudo-op to link multiple objects.
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.TP
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.B filename
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from offset
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.B offset
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to length
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.BR length .
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(relative to the beginning of the file)
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for
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.B length
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bytes.
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This allows you to insert data such as a previously assembled object file
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or an image or other binary data structure, inlined directly into this
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file's object. If
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.IP
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.B \.block
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.BR \&.) ,
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.BR \&.( ,
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.B \.proc
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.B .endproc
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.TP
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done so with an
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.B #include
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directive (see
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.BR PREPROCESSOR ).
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but at the assembler
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.LP
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.TP
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.BR .byt ,
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.B unlimited
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.LP
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.B .o65
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objects.
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scope of this manpage. Documentation
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on the proposed v1.2 format is in
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.B doc/fileformat.txt
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.B xa
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scope of this manpage; see
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.B http://www.6502.org/users/andre/o65/
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.TP
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.TP
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.B
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.TP
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.TP
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.TP
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.TP
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.I and
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.TP
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.TP
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.B #endif
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.LP
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indexed, branching and so on.
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.LP
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.B all
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prefix. Otherwise, the assembler will attempt to optimize to 16 bits, which
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.SH "SEE ALSO"
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.BR file65 (1),
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(C)1989-2023 Andre Fachat, Jolse Maginnis, David Weinehall,
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Cameron Kaiser. The official maintainer is Cameron Kaiser.
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.SH 30 YEARS OF XA
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.SH OVER 30 YEARS OF XA
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Yay us?
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.SH WEBSITE
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"Usage: %s [OPTION]... [FILE]...\n"
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"List CBM BASIC programs\n"
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"This tool is deprecated as of xa 2.4 and will be removed in a future version.\n"
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"Please consider migrating to VICE petcat, which has many more options.\n"
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"\n"
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" --version output version information and exit\n"
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This is a directory of test suites for complex or pathological cases that
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have been repaired (?) in the current version. It is primarily for internal
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testing, but is here for your interest.
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testing, but is here for your interest. It requires a reasonably compatible
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`make` and Perl.
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Starting with 2.3.6, you should not normally need to run these directly
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unless 'make test' fails. If you do, use harness:
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You can run specific tests from the main source directory with
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make test TESTS=test,test,test,...
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or, if `make test` doesn't work right on your system, you can run the Perl
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harness directly:
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./harness -cc=... -cflags=... -make=... -tests=testdir,testdir,testdir,...
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If -tests is omitted, all tests are run.
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Don't run the makefiles directly, if they exist; they may not work properly.
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loader/ Old ../loader tests, moved into test suite proper
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reset_segment/ Verifies conditions under which a segment is reset
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expando/ Test of preprocessor expansion (thanks Tom Hargreaves)
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Cameron Kaiser, André Fachat
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tab0
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.byt NIB(10),NIB(12),NIB(0), NIB(0)
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.byt NIB(10),NIB(12),NIB(15),NIB(0)
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.byt NIB(10),NIB(12),NIB(0), NIB(15)
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.byt NIB(10),NIB(12),NIB(15),NIB(15)
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.byt PBI+0,PBI+1,PBI+0,PBI+1,PBI+0,PBI+0,PBI+1,PBI+1
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.byt PBI+0,PBI+0,PBI+0,PBI+0,PBI+0,PBI+0,PBI+0,PBI+0
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.byt PBI+0,PBI+1,PBI+0,PBI+1,PBI+0,PBI+0,PBI+1,PBI+1
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.byt PBI+1,PBI+1,PBI+1,PBI+1,PBI+0,PBI+0,PBI+0,PBI+0
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.byt PBI+0,PBI+1,PBI+0,PBI+1,PBI+0,PBI+0,PBI+1,PBI+1
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.byt PBI+0,PBI+0,PBI+0,PBI+0,PBI+1,PBI+1,PBI+1,PBI+1
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.byt PBI+0,PBI+1,PBI+0,PBI+1,PBI+0,PBI+0,PBI+1,PBI+1
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.byt PBI+1,PBI+1,PBI+1,PBI+1,PBI+1,PBI+1,PBI+1,PBI+1
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EOF
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W: while($x = readdir(D)) {
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while($x = readdir(D)) {
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next if ($x =~ /^\./ || $x =~ /\s/);
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push(@mtests, $x);
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} else {
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push(@stests, $x);
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}
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}
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closedir(D);
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@tests = ();
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push(@tests, sort @mtests) if (scalar(@mtests));
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push(@tests, sort @stests) if (scalar(@stests));
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print "matching tests: ";
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print join(",", @tests);
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print "\n\n";
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W: foreach $x (@tests) {
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next W if (!chdir($x));
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$x = substr($x . " " . ("." x 79), 0, 50);
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print STDOUT "$x > ";
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@ -69,7 +84,6 @@ W: while($x = readdir(D)) {
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}
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chdir("..");
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}
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closedir(D);
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print STDOUT "=" x 79, "\n";
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if ($ntests) { # ntestacy is a terrible thing
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print STDOUT "\n## ALL SELECTED TESTS PASS ($dtests, n=$ntests) ##\n";
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