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RMX/SO
BASIC-SO
BAPROM
is a
program
(and
the
name
of
the file
that
contains it)
that
runs under
ISIS-II.
It
converts
an
ASCII
file
to
Intel
SOSO/SOS5
relocatable
object
file
format.
It
is
not
a compiler; it
transforms
ASCII
data
to
a form
that
can
be
LOCATEd.
It
requires
an
Intellec
or
Intellec Series
II
microcomputer development system,
at
least
32K
of
RAM,
at
least
one
disk drive,
and
a terminal.
To
actually
burn
the
PROM,
you
also need a Universal
PROM
Programmer
(UPP)
and
the Universal
PROM
Mapper
(UPM)
program.
The
format
of
the
BAPROM
command:
:Fn:BAPROM
input
file
TO
output
file
BAPROM
is
the
name
of
the file
that
contains the
BAPROM
program.
If
it
isn't
on
the disk in drive 0, include the drive number in the filename.
input
file
is
the
name
of
the file
that
contains the ASCII
form
of
the BASIC-SO
program
to
be
burned
into
PROM.
output
file is the
name
of
the converted absolute object file.
If
you
don't
specify
an
output
filename,
it
is
given the same name as
the
input
file with
an
extension
of
OBJ.
BAPROM
does
not
modify
the
source in
any
way except to
add
a control Z
at
the
end.
For
example, assume
you
have written
and
tested a thermostat control
program
in
BASIC-SO
and
saved it in
ASCII
format
with the name
HEATER.BAS.
You wish
to
burn
the
program
into
PROM.
If
BAPROM
and
LOCATE
are
on
drive 0, your pro-
gram
is
on
drive 1,
and
you wish to locate it
at
OEOOOH
then the session would go as
follows:
-BAPROM
:F1:HEATER.BAS
Because no
output
filename is specified, it
is
:Fl
:HEATER.OBJ.
BAPROM
displays its message,
then
displays the size
of
the
input
file:
ISIS-II BAPROM,
Vm.n
SIZE =
nnnnH
BYTES
The size
(nnnnH)
is
in hexadecimal.
-LOCATE
:F1
:HEATER.OBJ
CODE(OEOOOH)
ISIS-II LOCATER
Vm.n
To actually
burn
the
resulting file
(:Fl
:HEATER)
into
PROM,
you need
the
Univer-
sal
PROM
Mapper
program
(UPM)
and
a Universal
Prom
Programmer
(UPP).
Supposing
your
program
is
approximately 2K
and
you wish
to
burn
it into
one
2716
PROM
you
must
install the 2716 Personality
Card
into
UPP,
place a 2716
PROM
into Socket 2
and
then
enter
the
following
commands
at the console:
-UPM
*TYPE
2716
*SOCKET = 2
*OFFSET
7500
* OFFSET =
9500H
READ
into
0
object
file
:F1
:HEATER
PROGRAM
from
OEOOOH
to
OE7FFH
Start
0
From
a
more
detailed description
of
UPM
and
UPP
see: Universal
PROM
Program-
mer Reference Manual, 9800133F.
A discussion
of
how
to
select the
proper
offset
can
be
found
on
pp.
36-37
of
the
Universal
PROM
Mapper Operator's Manual, 9S00236A.
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