Assembling Your Program
Using the as Command
| specified. The use of this option is |
| discouraged. The preferred method for |
| selecting the architecture is to use a |
| .LEVEL directive in the assembly |
| source file. |
| The target architecture specified with |
| the .LEVEL directive takes precedence |
| over the architecture specified with the |
| +DA option. |
Specify that the Assembler should | |
| tolerate one million errors before |
| terminating the assembly process. |
| Without this option, the Assembler |
| terminates a program after 100 errors. |
Specify that procedures call other | |
| procedures as the default condition. |
| Normally, the Assembler assumes that |
| procedures do not call other procedures. |
| (See the CALLS and NO_CALLS |
| parameters for .CALLINFO directive.). |
List the assembled program on | |
| standard output. This listing shows |
| instruction offsets and the values |
| stored in each field. |
Assign the specified name to the output | |
| file. The default name for the output |
| file is the name of the last input file |
| with the suffix changed to .o. |
Specify the privilege level of running | |
| capability. level must be in the range |
| zero to three, with three being the least |
| privileged (normal user). |
Set the output file suffix to .ss | |
| instead of .o. The file will have a |
| format suitable for conversion to the |
| ROM burning programs. |
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