[ note -- the following information describes the format of the object file produced by CROSS when using "packed" and "image" modes. It was furnished by Ted Hess of Digital Equipment Corporation.] ;Description of output from MACX11/P generated assembly ;that is, what input should look like ;approximately ;---------------------------------------------------------------------- ;[(0-1)/8-bit byte#2/8-bit byte#1,,(18-19)/8-bit byte #4/8-bit byte #3] ;---------------------------------------------------------------------- ;The above is so-called packed mode. In image mode, they appear ;one byte per word in ascending byte order. ; The bytes in -11 ordering (i.e., after above untangling) are: ; any number of 0 bytes (discard) ; constant 1 ; constant 0 ; BCL ; BCU ; AL ; AU ; BC-6 bytes of data in order starting with the byte for A ; C ; where BC=BCU*400+BCL the byte countr ; A =AU *400+AL the first byte address ; C = the checksum ; The above can be repeated indefinitely. ; The last such group has BC=6 and the starting address is A. ;The checksum is a simple add of the bytes starting with constant 1 and ;including the checksum--the result is 0 in 8 bits.