bray@n.cs.uiuc.edu (Mike Bray) (02/27/91)
I'm looking for a conversion utility to convert the HP64000 absolute file format into Motorola S-records. I'm using HPUX 7.0 on a series 9000, model 400. I'm using the 64870 cross assembler for the 68000, with the intention of downloading to the Motorola 68332 Business Card Computer. Thanks, Mike Bray bray@cs.uiuc.edu 217-333-5825
rexm@hp-lsd.COS.HP.COM (Rex Mayne) (02/28/91)
> >I'm looking for a conversion utility to convert the HP64000 absolute file >format into Motorola S-records. I'm using HPUX 7.0 on a series 9000, >model 400. I'm using the 64870 cross assembler for the 68000, with >the intention of downloading to the Motorola 68332 Business Card Computer. > >Thanks, >Mike Bray bray@cs.uiuc.edu 217-333-5825 Good news.... your HP 64870 Cross Assembler/Linker can generate Motorola S-record files directly. There are two ways to accomplish this, A. Use the the "FORMAT S" or "LIST A" command in your linker command file. Either or these will cause the output to be in S-Record format. B. Use the command line option "-f a" Note that you probably want to include the "LIST NOP" command, or use the command line option "-f nop" to prevent symbol info from being placed in the file. BTW - There is also a product called the HP 64000-UX Utilities Package for the HP 9000 series 300/400 that will allow you to convert .X to S-record among other things. Rex Mayne - Hewlett-Packard North American Response Center - Atlanta rex@hpuerca
kev@hpcpbla.HP.COM (Kevin Jones) (02/28/91)
I assume you've got most of the HP64000 utilities on your system.
Method-A
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If you use the "ld68k" linker to produce your executable file:
Invoke using '-fa' in the command line options.
The output generated should be in Motorola S-Record format.
Method-B
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If you use the "ld68k" linker to produce your executable file:
If you use a linker command file then add a line:
"FORMAT S"
to get Motorola S-Records.
Method-C
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If you have an HP64000 absolute format file and just want to convert
it into Motorola S-Record format, use:
/usr/hp64000/bin/xlate -f -tmot source_file
NOTE: By default, the "ld68k" linker produces "filename.x" where
".x" signifies the file format is IEEE MUFOM.
To get the "ld68k" linker to produce "filename.X" where
".X" significes HP Absolute format, use the "-h" option on
the command line.
Man pages for "ld68k" and "xlate" exist.
Regards,
Kevin L Jones.
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