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8086
Object
Module
Formats
LOGICAL
ENUMERATED
DATA,RECORD
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Version
4.0
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REC
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RECORD
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SEG~ENT
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ENUMERATED*
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CHK
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TYP
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LENG'rH
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INDEX
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DATA
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OAT
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SUM
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ASH
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This
record
provides
contiquous
data
from
which
a
portion
of
an
8086
memory
image
may
eventually
be
constructed.
The
data
will
probably
NOT
he
loaded
directly
by
an
80R~
loader
as
it
must
be
further
processed
by
the
808~
R&L
products.
The
data
provided
in
this
record
may
helonq
to.any
LSEG.
The
SASE
portion
of
the
address
in
the
case
of
an
absolute
seqment
will
be
found
in
the
SEG~ENT
DEFINITION
RECORD
specified
by
the
SEGMENT
INDEX.
If
the
SEGMENT
INDEX
specifies
a
seament
whose
alianment
attribute
is
not
absolute
then
the
data
provided
by
this
record
is
relocatable.
This
record
may
be
converted
to
a
HEDATA
RECORD
by
the
(8A8~
based)
LINK-86
proaram
and
will
be
converted
to
a
PEDATA
RECORD
by
the
LOCATE-8~
proaram.
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EGt..,Er4'r
INDE:X
This
field
must
be
non-zero
and
specifies
an
index
relative
to
the
SEGMENT
DEFINITIO~
RECORDS
found
previous
to
the
LEDATA
RECORD.
The
SEGMEN'r
DEFINITION
RECORD
may
specify
that
the
data
is
absolute
as
one
of
the
attributes
of
the
seqrnent.
In
this
case
a
Frame
~umber
is
provided
in
the
SEGDEF
record.
Absolute
data
must
be
able
to
be
placed
into
LEDATA
RECORDs
so
that
aroupinq
of
relocatable
LSEG's
with
absolute
LSEG's
can
be
achieved.
ENUMERATED
DATA
OFFSET
This
field
specifies
an
offset
that
is
relative
to
the
~ase
of
the
LSEG
that
is
specified
by
the
SEGMENT
INDEX
and
defines
the
relative
location
of
the
first
byte
of
the
DAT
field.
Successive
data
bytes
in
the
OAT
field
occupy
successively
hiaher
locations
of
memory.
If
the
SEG~ENT
INDEX
specified
an
absolute
LS~G
then
the
offset
is
relative
to
the
Frame
Number
providect
in
the
correspondinq
SEGDEF
RECORD.
OAT