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MODULE
~ND
RECORD
----(MODEND)
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* * * * • *
*
REC
*
RECORD
*
MOD
*
START
*
CHK
•
*
TYP
*
LENGTH
*
TYP
*
ADDRS
*
SUM
*
*
8AH
* • * * *
* * * * * *
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. 1 ,
+conditional+
Version
4.8
This
record
serves
two
purposes.
It
denotes
module
and
indicates
whether
the
module
just
specified
entry
point
for
initiation
of
execution.
true
then
the
execution
address
is
specified.
the
end
of
a
terminated
has
a
If
the
latter
is
MOD
'ryp
This
field
specifies
the
attributes
of
the
module.
The
bit
allocation
and
associated
meanings
are
as
follows:
*********************************
* I I t I I I I *
*
MATTR
I Z , Z I Z I Z 1 z I L •
* I I I , I I , *
*********************************
MATTR
is
a two
bit
subfield
that
specifies
the
followinq
module
attr
ibutes:
MA'r'rR
--O-~-·
1
2
3
~ODULE
ATTRI8UTE
Non=maln-inOd
uTe-wi
th
no
START
ADDRS
~on-main
~odule
with
START
ADDRS
Main
module
with
no
START
ADORS
~a
in
!nod
ule
wi
th
S'rAR~r
ADDRS
L
indicates
wheth£r
the
START
ADDRS
field
is
to
be
interpreted
as
a
Ioqical
address
that
requires
fixinq
up
by
LINK-8n/LOCATE-8~
(L=l)
or
as
a
physical
address
appropriate
for
placement
into
the
CS
and
IP
registers
of
the
8085
(L=~).
Z
indicates
that
this
bit
has
not
currently
been
assioned
a
functIon.
These
bits
are
required
to
be
zero.
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